Results from February 9 and February 10
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Under 17s: Borders 5/103 (Ryan Dunn 44 n.o, James Mackenzie 17 retired, Andrew Finn 2/7, Miki Dunn 2/16, best fielder – Ryan Dunn) defeated McGraths 6/96 (Josh Drabsch 23 n.o, Mitch Wright 21, Mason Ruzgas 2/11, Jonah Ruzgas 1/2, best fielder – Mitch Wright).
Gunns Mensland 5/97 (Harrison Leadbitter27 n.o, Bill Ryan 14 n.o and 2/10, Darcy Jones 1/7, best fielders – Darcy Leadbitter and Sam Mackey) defeated Adept Plumbing 73 ( Toby Hurford 16, Josh Higgins 13 n.o, Pat Cormie 1/8, Jimmy Kuntze 1/9, best fielders – Connor Greenhalge and Cameron Smith). Condobolin had the bye.
Under 14s: Lillees 92 (Wilson Duffy 19 n.o, Brody Clarke 16, Doug Irvine 3/8, Joseph Tanswell 2/7, best fielders – Joseph Tanswell and Cody Kirk) defeated Hazell & Field 82 (Lachlan Barnes 21 n.o, Clinton Hooper 12, Oscar Ryan 2/8, Lachlan Barnes 1/1, best fielders – Clinton Hooper and Tom Maslin). Chappells 5/125 (Hunter Hawke 37 n.o and 2/2, Harry Bayliss 33 n.o and 1/2, best fielder – Calvin Matthews) defeated Frank Spice 6/80 (Toby Matheson 18, Tallis Hurford 9, Henry Hodges 3/14, Jack Whitty 1/4, best fielder – Joe Morrison).
Under 12s: Waughs 6/144 (Harry Jones 54 n.o, Flynn Thompson 14 n.o, Oliver Westcott 1/0, Maddy Spence 1/3, best fielder – Nathan McCreadie) defeated Pontings 6/57 (Geordie Duncan 18, Christian Drew 3 n.o and 2/16, Samuel Drew 1/13, best fielders – Geordie Duncan and Samuel Drew).
Gilchrists 7/127 (Jack Milne 38, Lachlan Plummer 37 and 2/2, Jake Dunn 1/6, best fielders – Thomas Burkitt and Jake Dunn) defeated Forbes Livestock 6/101 (Hugh Mackey 19, Harry Whitty 14, Tayte McNamara 2/27, Joe Nicholson 1/6, best fielder – Harry Whitty). Bernardis IGA 86 (Jonah Little 30 and 1/5, Hugh Chudleigh 15, Sam Motley 15, Ollie Mayo 1/7, best fielders – Ollie Walker and Mikey Casey) defeated Auswest 75 (Bradman Hardy 13, Tom McCormick 9, Toby Jarrick 1/10, Charlie Francis 1/10, best fielders – Brody Paige and Charlie Francis).
Under 10s: Trumpers 166 (Aiden Rayner 27 and 2/8, Henry Rice 15, Sam Rayner 14, Zayne Cheema 12 and 1/15) defeated Davidsons 93 (Triston Ross 21, Sam Westcott 8, Cody Newman 1/13, Lachlan Griffith 1/20). Benauds 121 (Harry Yelland 15, Matty Price 9, Bailey Price 8, Blake Price 8, Joshua Ball 8, Thomas Ball 2/15, Anderson Ball 1/9) defeated Lyons 110 (Thomas Simpson 29, Tyson Carruthers 13, Henry Kross 1/14, Josh Kelly 1/23).
Point score after games played February 10
- Under 17s Gunns Mensland 25, Borders 23, Adept Plumbing 16, McGraths 15, Condobolin 8.
- Under 14s Chappells 32, Lillees 21, Hazell & Field 19, Frank Spice 15.
- Under 12s Auswest 29, Waughs 28, Bernardis IGA 25, Gilchrists 21, Forbes Livestock 17, Pontings 12.
- Unders 10s No pointscore is kept.
Draw for Saturday, February 17. Saturday, games begin at 8.45am, players need to be there by 8.30am.
Under 17s
- McGraths versus Condobolin at Woodward Oval.
- Adept Plumbing versus Borders at South Circle Oval, Forbes.
- Gunns Mensland have the bye.
Under 14s
- Chappells versus Hazell and Field at Spicer Oval.
- Frank Spice versus Lillees at Hugh Wilson Oval, Forbes.
Under 12s
- Pontings versus Forbes Livestock at Keast 2.
- Waughs versus Bernardis IGA at Keast 1
- Auswest versus Gilchrists at Botanical Gardens, Forbes.
Under 10s: As some teams will be down on numbers this week, all u10 players are to report to Armstrong Oval where Coaches/Managers will sort players into two teams for a social game. Also there will be NO cross town games between Parkes and Forbes u10s this season.
Rule Changes in u12s. At the PDJCA meeting held Monday, February 12 it was resolved that u12 bowlers will only bowl a maximum of six balls per over (this total includes wides and no balls). It was also ruled that the pitch length will be a full 20.1 meter pitch with no need to move the stumps when weaker bowlers are bowling from a shorter length.
Representative Cricket: Dubbo White prove to be too strong. Parkes u12 Representative Cricket team travelled to Dubbo on Sunday, February 11 to play Dubbo White at Victoria Park No 3 Oval. After a shaky start Dubbo White eventually emerged as comfortable winners.
The scores were: Dubbo White 8/112 in 32 overs (Jack Fuller 53, Lochlan George 16, Bailey O’Connor 15 n.o, Maddy Spence 4/21 off seven overs, Harry Jones 3/18 off seven overs) defeated Parkes 10/32 in 13 overs (Ryan Dunford 13, Affan Sagri 2/8 off three overs, Josh Townsend 2/0 off 1 overs, Jacob Knight 2/3 off twi overs, Ty Sissian 1/1 off two overs) Dubbo White won by 80 runs.
Batting first Dubbo White were soon in big trouble as their score stood at 6/21 after eight overs. Parkes opening bowlers Harry Jones (3/18 off seven overs) and Maddy Spence (4/21 off seven overs) were in excellent form as they cut a scythe through the early order Dubbo White batting line up.
To the credit of the Dubbo White team, their later order players Lochlan George (16) and Bailey O’Connor (15no) batted defiantly to assist opener Jack Fuller (53 off 64 balls) to build a more substantial tally of 8/112 after their allocated 32 overs.
Jack Fuller deserves special merit for his fine innings of 53 that featured five fours. Jack Milne captured 1/24 off five overs for Parkes. In reply Parkes offered little batting resistance to a keen Dubbo White team led by Affan Sagri 2/8 off three overs.
Only Ryan Dunford (13) was able to reach double figures as Dubbo White took wickets at regular intervals to have Parkes all out for 32 runs in 13 overs.
Dubbo Blue in Parkes next Sunday: February 18 Parkes u12s will play hosts to Dubbo Blue u12s at North Parkes Oval. Players need to report to coach Shane Jones at North Parkes Oval by 9.15am.
Players are reminded to bring plenty of drinks and lunch. All welcome to cheer the Parkes team on. The semi-finals of the Lachlan Inter Town Junior Competition will be played on February 25 and the Final is set down for March 4.
