Under 17s: Parkes Red 7/125 (Mitch Wright 40, Josh Duffy 28, Alice Maier 2/7, Mihran Sarkissian 2/21, best fielder  – Alice Maier) defeated Parkes Blue 7/95 (Cody Crisp 31 n.o, Jonah Ruzgas 14 n.o, Hunter Hawke1/0, Josh Duffy 1/5, best fielder – Dylan Duffy).

Gunns Mensland 4/109 (Bill Ryan 26, Corey McDean 14, Will Moore 1/4, Jared Carty 1/5, best fielders – Nathan Pye and Will Moore) defeated Parkes White 7/108 (Nathan Pye 38, Jared Carty 26 n.o, Tom Hopkins 2/10, Cameron McMillan 1/7, best fielder – Corey McDean).

Frank Spice 4/53 (Brodie Gavin-Rossiter 13, Zeke Hartwig 11, Nathan Fisher 1/3, Jade Page 1/3, best fielders – Jackson Burton and Stuart Kennedy) defeated Adept Plumbing 50 (Harry Leadbitter 16, William Gordon 8, Brodie Gavin-Rossiter 3/1, Connor Greenhalgh 3/1, best fielders – Jed Matheson and Tyler Patterson).

Under 14s: Dunns 5/174 (Ryan Dunn 66 n.o, Wilson Duffy 24, Hugh Squire 2/16, Isaac Sly 1/9, best fielders – Jacob Bell and Sam Bryant) defeated Forbes AWB 40 (Tallis Hurford 10, Clinton Hooper 7, Abigail Simpson 2/3, Brodie Clarke 1/1, best fielders – Abigail Simpson and Frankland Ross). 

Hawkes 3/146 (Koby Johnstone 51 retired, Hunter Hawke 42 retired, Oscar Ryan 2/9, Jye Purdie 1/14, best fielders – Oscar Ryan and Stewart Gordon) defeated Mathesons 9/102 (Josh Higgins 21, Oscar Ryan 19, Calvin Matthews 3/20, Hayden McCormack 2/11, best fielders – Koby Johnstone and Hunter Hawke).

Under 12s: Parkes White 1/90 (Jack Skinner 16 retired, Jack Milne 15 retired, Sam Klinger 1/9, Joe Ellison 0/6, best fielders – Riley Goodsell and Bradman Hardy) defeated Forbes Auswest 3/79 (Joe Ellison 14, Griffin Jones 5, Jack Skinner 2/6, Jack Milne 1/9, best fielders – Toby Collins and Daniel Hando).

Bernardis IGA 5/109 (Henry Hodges 30 n.o, Jonah Little 16 retired, Harley Logan 2/9, Harry Jones 2/21, best fielder – Ryan Dunford) defeated Parkes Red 3/106 (Ryan Dunford 45 n.o, Harry Jones 26 n.o, Henry Hodges 1/0, Campbell Granley 1/2, best fielder – Ella Greenhalgh).

Parkes Blues 2/87 (Liam Moody 10 n.o, Joseph Tanswell 9 n.o, Amy Maslin 1/5, best fielder – Harry Rodgers) defeated Forbes Livestock 5/68 (Brad Matiske 10 n.o, Noah Grieve 9 n.o, Ewan Moody 3/7, Joseph Tanswell 1/5, best fielder – Ewan Moody).

Under 10s: Forbes Phoenix 167 (Will Burgess 21, Oliver Mayo 21, Oliver Walker 18, Sam Motley 15, Tyson Carruthers 1/5, Tom Simpson 1/9, best fielders – Tom Simpson) defeated Parkes White 125 (Holly Duncan 16, Tyson Carruthers 14, Matty Price 13, Blake Price 10, Tom Simpson 10, Oliver Mayo 2/10, Oliver Walker 2/11, Sam Motley 2/11, best fielder – Oliver Walker).

Hazell & Field 150 (Charlie Francis 13, George Field 12, Joe Nicholson 11, Sam Rayner 1/13, Cody Newman 1/14) defeated Parkes Red 142 (Aiden Rayner 14, Sam Rayner 12, Joe Nicholson 1/4).

Forbes Sportspower 154 (Patrick Ryan 18, Tate McNamara 17, Reece Matheson 15, Phoenix Hurford 13, Liam Toole 13, Nick McMaugh 1/23, best fielder – Nick McMaugh) defeated Parkes Blues 114 (Sampson Duffy 14, Danilo Bottaro-Porter 14, Patrick Ryan 2/4, Tate McNamara 1/4, best fielder – Patrick Ryan).

Pointscore after games played 18/2/17. 3 points = win, 2 points = tie/draw/washout, 1 point = loss, 0 points = forfeit/bye.

Under 17s: Parkes Red 32, Parkes White 27, Gunns Mensland 24, Frank Spice 22, Adept Plumbing 20, Parkes Blue 18.

Under 14s: Dunns 30, Hawkes 29, Mathesons 21, Forbes AWB 15.

Under 12s: Parkes Blue 33, Bernardis IGA 28, Parkes Red 25, Forbes Livestock 23, Parkes White 20, Auswest 15.

Unders 10s: No pointscore is kept. Draw for Saturday, February 25. Saturday, all games to begin at 8.45 am, players need to be there by 8.30 am.

Under 17s   

Under 14s

Under 12s     

Under 10s 

NOTE: All players from under 17 White and Red need to meet their Coach/Managers at Church Street bus stop at 8am on Saturday for transport to/from matches in Forbes. If unable to play, let your coach know ASAP.

Representative Cricket

Parkes teams go down at Dubbo. The Parkes under 14 and under 12 Representative teams travelled to Dubbo to play the Dubbo Blue teams on Sunday, February 19 in the final round of the 2016/17 Lachlan Cricket Council inter-town competitions. Dubbo Blue emerged triumphant in both games.

Under 14s: The Parkes under 14s rued missing a catch from outstanding Dubbo Blue batsman Tom Coady early in his innings before Tom went on to score 120 runs. Dubbo Blue 185 (Tom Coady 120, Zac Williams 26, Jackson Keely 2/29 off 3 overs, Miki Dunn 1/37 off 7 overs) defeated Parkes 105 (Tynan Matthews 19, Jackson Keely 19, Ryan Dunn 18, Hayden McCormack 11, Campbell Watts 2/6 off 4 overs, Joe Yeo 2/9 off 3 overs, Paddy Nelson 2/22 off 5 overs). Dubbo Blue won by 80 runs

Under 12s: The Parkes under 12 team, missing some important team members, put in a gallant effort to go down to Dubbo Blue. Some lapses in ground fielding did not assist the Parkes team.

Parkes 9/84 in 32 overs (Jack Milne 19, Maddy Spence 12 n.o, Ryan Dunford 12, Blake Smith 3/9 off 4 overs, Rory Madden 2/7 off 4 overs, Lachie Rummans 1/6 off 3 overs) lost to Dubbo Blue 6/86 in 24 overs (Rory Madden 27, Harrison Quinn 21, Anthony Atlee 19, Jack Milne 4/30 off 7 overs, Harry Jones 1/16 off 5 overs, Hunter Hawke 1/19 off 5 overs, Maddy Spence 0/7 off 4 overs) Dubbo Blue won by 4 wickets.

Batting first Parkes lost early order wickets before Ryan Dunford, Jack Milne and Maddy Spence batted defiantly to boost the Parkes score. In reply Dubbo Blue batsmen Harrison Quinn, Rory Madden and Anthony Atlee did well to pass the Parkes score.

Jack Milne demonstrated promise of a bright future in his cricket career by backing up his good batting to take 4/30 off 7 overs with his leg spinners. Maddy Spence once again bowled economically to take 0/7 off 4 overs.

Parkes under 12 to play Cowra in Cowra. The under 12 will play in the semi-final of the Lachlan Cricket Council inter-town competition on Sunday 26/2/2017. Players and parents will be advised at training today which ground they will be playing on and what time to meet to arrange transport to/from Cowra.