The Female Player Pathway

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2 Table of Contents The Female Player Pathway... 3 Rules and Formats - Overview... 4 Spring Season (October - December 2015)... 4 Rules and Formats - Overview... 5 Summer Season (January - March 2016)... 5 Zones Metro 2015/ Governance... 8 Metropolitan Sydney... 8 Regional NSW... 8 How to Join... 9 Clubs / Schools... 9 Spring Season (Oct Dec)... 9 Summer Season (Jan - Mar)... 9 Players... 9 Fees...10 Equipment...10 Grounds...11 Boundary measurements...11 The Draw...11 Uniforms...12 Websites...13 Flyer...13 Contacts

3 The Female Player Pathway Age as a guide only Elite national competition One day (50 over) matches Women s Big Bash League (WBBL) National competition, high profile Sixers and Thunder Teams New pathway for talented females New in 2015/ Some first grade players elite 3 senior grades + 1 junior representative grade (Brewer Shield) Number of players from other states compete as well International players competing in WBBL Rebranded Breakers Junior Cricket League Aligned with new WBBL Sixers North East, South East Metro Thunder North West, South West Metro New in 2015/ Modified games of cricket, played at central locations, often Friday evenings Paid coordinators ensure quality environment Girls only centres available 8 to 12 year olds Entry level skills program Targeted strategies to attract new female players Often first experience of cricket for girls and families 3

4 Rules and Formats - Overview Spring Season (October - December 2015) U13 U17 Ages Must be 12 or 31/8 Must be 16 or 31/8 Format T20, 8-a-side T20, 8-a-side Ball 142g Leather 142g Leather Protection Compulsory Compulsory Batting 25 or 4 Overs 40 or 4 Overs Bowling 2 Overs minimum 2 Overs minimum Finals Premiership after 8 rounds; Semis & Finals for top 4 teams Premiership after 8 rounds; Semis & Finals for top 4 teams *Dispensation for ages available depending on circumstance OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S SGCL & TGCL Rounds 1 U13 Reps (Mollie Dive) Rounds 11 U17 Reps (Brewer Shield) Rounds 5 SGCL & TGCL Finals 6 U13 Reps (Mollie Dive) Finals 6 U17 Reps (Brewer Shield) Finals 4

5 Rules and Formats - Overview Summer Season (January - March 2016) U13 U17 Ages Must be 12 or 31/8 Must be 16 or 31/8 Format T20, 8-a-side T20, 8-a-side Ball 142g Leather 142g Leather Protection Compulsory Compulsory Batting 25 or 4 Overs 40 or 4 Overs Bowling 2 Overs minimum 2 Overs minimum Finals 6 rounds of competition; Semis & Finals for top 4 teams 6 rounds of competition; Semis & Finals for top 4 teams *Dispensation for ages available depending on circumstance JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S SGCL & TGCL Rounds 11 U17 Reps (Brewer Shield) Rounds 5 SGCL & TGCL Finals 6 U17 Reps (Brewer Shield) Finals 5

6 Zones Metro 2015/16 In 2015/16, Clubs and Schools who previously played in the Breakers Junior Cricket League will be playing in the newly-formed Sixers or Thunder Girls Cricket League Zones. The introduction of all-girls teams from Greater Western Sydney will be the most significant change to the metro landscape this season. The map below represents an estimate of teams that will participate this season. North West North East South West South East 6

7 Zones - Regional 2015/16 After a successful first year in Metro Sydney, Cricket NSW is set to roll-out the Sixers and Thunder Girls Cricket Leagues in Regional NSW. Guided by a strategy which will see significant growth of entry-level participation, the new Leagues will be adapted to suit the local markets, whilst maintaining consistency in format and rules for optimal participation and talent outcomes. The map below represents an estimate of Leagues that may participate next season. For further information, please contact Julie Stafford julie.stafford@cricketnsw.com.au. 7

8 Governance Metropolitan Sydney Executive Officer (Jason Lawless) Competition Manager (Julie Stafford) MyCricket Support (Brett Holliday) Sixers NE Zone (Graham Chivers) Sixers SE Zone (Les Wilde) Thunder NW Zone (David Williams) Thunder SW Zone (Ross Martin) Regional NSW Executive Officer (Jason Lawless) Club Liaison (Julie Stafford) MyCricket Support (Brett Holliday) Sixers North Coast League Manager (CNSW Manager) Sixers Central Coast League Manager (CNSW Manager) Thunder Wagga League Manager (CNSW Manager) Thunder Mudgee League Manager (CNSW Manager) Competition (Volunteer - TBC) Competition (Volunteer - TBC) Competition (Volunteer - TBC) Competition (Volunteer - TBC) 8

9 How to Join Clubs / Schools All junior clubs and independent schools in the Sydney Metropolitan region are welcome to enter girl s teams in the Sixers or Thunder Girls Cricket League. Contact Julie Stafford (Club Liaison) for further information see Contacts. Note that existing Clubs and Schools will be sent an Expression of Interest form. Spring Season (Oct Dec) Club / School Expressions of Interest Aug 1 Club / School Confirmation Aug 15 Team numbers (Preliminary) Sep 1 Team numbers (Confirmation) Sep 10 Registration Fee - $150 per Team Summer Season (Jan - Mar) Club / School Expressions of Interest Oct 15 Club / School Confirmation Nov 15 Team numbers (Preliminary) Dec 15 Team numbers (Confirmation) Jan 15 Registration Fee - $150 per Team Players Interested players are directed to their nearest Club visit either the Sixers or Thunder Girls Cricket League website or contact Julie Stafford (Club Liaison) for further information see Contacts. 9

10 Fees All Clubs or Schools who enter teams in either a Sixers Girls Cricket League or Thunder Girls Cricket League will pay $150 per team per season. That is: Spring Season - $150 Summer Season - $150 Cricket NSW invoices Clubs at the conclusion of each of the above seasons. Fees contribute to (but not limited to) the following: Insurance Competition Administration Marketing (Websites, videos, advertisements) Promotions (CNSW/WBBL player appearances, event opportunities) Finals series (Umpires, Grounds, Balls) Equipment Clubs need to supply their own equipment for participation in the Leagues. This includes: Item Description Compulsory 1 x Cricket Ball 142g per game 2 piece; recommend Kookaburra Red King or equivalent 20 x Field Markers Both teams contribute each match 1 x set of Wooden Stumps Both teams contribute each match 1 x Ball Counter for umpires Both teams contribute each match 1 x Score Book for scorers Include pencils & eraser 45m string or measuring tape To mark boundaries Chalk To mark creases First Aid Kit (incl. sunscreen) Recommended Team Kit (bats and protective equip.) For players who don t have their own ipad or similar tablet For MyCricket Scorers App 10

11 Grounds All Clubs need to supply a home ground where possible (if this is not provided, home games may be played a considerable distance away speak to our Competition Manager for assistance). Grounds need to have a good to very good playing surface, as well quality synthetic pitch in order to allow for a quality experience for the players and spectators alike. Venues should have clean amenities, preferably with female changing facilities. There should also be ample shade for both competing teams and spectators. Boundary measurements Age Group Minimum (Metres) Maximum (Metres) U U The Draw Once all teams are confirmed, and home grounds have been submitted, the Thunder Girls Cricket League draw for your region will be designed by the Cricket NSW Competition Manager. 11

12 Uniforms This year, Clubs will supply their own playing shirts and caps, as per 2014/15. Clubs are strongly encouraged to provide colourful shirts for their players, in line with the modern trend for sports participation, not least the WBBL! Please note that this season Cricket NSW will be providing all teams the opportunity to have a Sixers Girls Cricket League logo sublimated onto their playing shirts FREE OF CHARGE. The process: 1. Clubs take team shirts to one of the Kingsgrove Sports stores listed below. Note there is a maximum of 12 shirts per team as part of this offer (Clubs will have to pay for extra shirts) 2. Kingsgrove Sports will sublimate the Thunder Girls Cricket League logo onto existing team shirts (sublimate means print logo on shirts, as opposed to embroider) 3. Clubs collect team shirts when ready 4. Kingsgrove invoice Cricket NSW for the process (max 12 per team) With the Spring Season commencing October 10, please allow ample time for this process contact Julie Muir at Kingsgrove HQ to discuss if required. Kingsgrove 179 Kingsgrove Rd, Kingsgrove NSW 2208 Penrith Shop 3 & 4/51 York Rd, Jamisontown NSW 2750 Julie Muir Club/Clothing Manager Kingsgrove Sports Centre 179 Kingsgrove Rd Kingsgrove NSW 2208 Australia T: (61-2) F: (61-2) jmuir@kingsgrovesports.com.au please visit our site on 12

13 Website & Facebook For Team Registration, Club Information, Facebook updates, Downloadable Flyer, Contacts, Draws, Upcoming Events, News, Rules and more, visit:

14 Flyer A downloadable flyer is available for Clubs and Schools on the website - Resources tab. Schools will also be delivered promotional flyers from Cricket NSW field staff. 14

15 Contacts Julie Stafford Competition Manager Jason Lawless Executive Officer Brett Holliday MyCricket Support Hans de Koning Fan and Community Engagement Manager Sydney Thunder