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sport Clubs come together for pre-season game
The three clubs together for the pre-season warm-up match.
(Left to right) Third row: Izzy Mckay-Masterton, Khan Ormerod and Max Ormerod; middle row: Isabella Dean, Arabella Fancourt, Madeleine Stevens, Polly Boyd, Grace Henderson; and kneeling: Millie Mactaggart and Jaimee-Lee Broad.
PLAYERS from Tewantin-Noosa, Cooroy-Eumundi and Gympie Cricket clubs came together for a pre-season warm-up match on 25 September.
Opened by local cricket legend Patsy Fayne (nee May), Patsy said the game was a great opportunity for new players to learn some of the basics before the start of the season.
“Having the northern clubs come together to promote the sport of women’s cricket is a great initiative.”
Cooroy-Eumundi captain Amanda Tie said women’s cricket on the Coast is “going ahead in leaps and bounds”.
“There are two divisions: Tier One and Tier Two. The Cooroy team will be hoping to go one further this season, after making the tier one finals for the last two years, since the women’s team started.”
Players from the Gympie region will be joining the Cooroy team this year while Tewantin-Noosa will be fielding a tier two side as it re-enters the women’s competition after a couple of years’ break.
Games started on 9 October. The competition is open for women aged 14 and over. Anyone interested in playing can contact Brett at Cooroy-Eumundi on 0458 183 418 or Ben Shaw at Tewantin-Noosa on 0406 957 554.
Gymnasts end 2022 on a high
GYMNASTS from Cooroy Gymnastics Club attended the Queensland Junior State Championships held at the Sleeman Sports Complex in Brisbane recently. Cooroy Gymnastics Club Coaching Coordinator Jamie Cannon said Izzy Mckay-Masterton and Beau Anderson had strong competitions in the boys level 4 open event.
“Izzy placed fifth in the All Around and won two apparatus medals with Beau winning gold on the horizontal bar. Izzy was also part of the Sunshine Coast level 4 Regional team that placed second in the Regional Challenge.”
Jamie said the girls also had great competitions with all 11 competitors completing their routines successfully.
“Arabella Fancourt placed third All Around and second on uneven bars in the girls level 6 open event.
“Grace Henderson and Jaimee-Lee Broad placed in the top five on apparatus in level 4 open and Millie Mactaggart placed second on uneven bars in level 4 u12.
“After a strong Regional Championships performance, Anaya Dickson picked up a bronze medal as part of the level 4 Sunshine Coast Regional Team in the Regional Challenge event.
“The club has now set its focus on their end-of-year celebrations and preparing new skills and routines for next year, hoping to build on a successful 2022.”
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