The Willaston Cricket Club of the Barossa Light Cricket Association endorses and adopts the following documents, as revised by the most recent amendments:
- Australian Cricket’s: · Policy for Safeguarding Children and Young People;
- Looking After Our Kids Code of Behaviour for Affiliated Associations and Clubs; and
- Commitment to Safeguarding Children and Young People.
- South Australian Cricket Association’s: · Affiliated Clubs and Associations Affiliate Protection Policy;
- Safeguarding Children and Young People Policy
Effective as at 11th June 2024.
For those interested Jets trial dates.Registrations for our 2026/27 Junior Trials are closing soon, with the deadline set for 6pm this Wednesday.
Our junior program provides a structured and competitive environment supported by strong coaching and quality facilities, with a clear focus on developing players and preparing them for the demands of Premier Cricket.
Players across all junior age groups are encouraged to register their interest via the online form below to ensure their opportunity to be part of the Jets next season. ... See MoreSee Less
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U15.5 BOYS TRIALS
Trials for the U15.5 boy’s 2026/27 season are happening on the 18th of March at 4:30pm! Get down to the Port reserve nets if interested.
Any questions feel free to reach out to Scott Greber on 0414 885 271. ... See MoreSee Less
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If anyone is keen to have a crack at Port Adelaide District Cricket Club try‑outs, here is the information for the trials for next season. ... See MoreSee Less
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A Comeback for the Ages 🏆🔥🔴🔵
It still doesn’t feel real, what a comeback, what a team, what a Grand Final.
At 7/22, the story looked written. But this A3 side had other ideas. Scott Thompson dug in when it mattered most with 35 off 64.
Then came Zac East, cool as ever at nine, blasting 55 off 73 with 2 huge sixes and 6 fours. Hayden Moss added a vital 36 off 46, swinging the momentum our way.
With runs on the board, the bowlers took over. Four wickets on Day 1, then two more early on Day 2 set the tone.
Bradley Woodward was outstanding with 4 wickets, Devlin Allford claimed 3 and Hayden Moss backed up his batting with a superb spell of 8 overs, 3 maidens, 8 runs, 1 wicket.
A Grand Final that will be talked about for years, built on belief, resilience and a whole lot of Donny pride.
A3 Premiers. What a feeling 🔴🔵🔥 ... See MoreSee Less
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