Great Boulder Cricket Club

With the new season fast approaching, the EGCA are currently looking for Umpires in both A & B grade.

Umpiring is an important part of our great game and I'd encourage anyone interested to put their hand up.

The EGCA is hopeful of running a free Umpires Course this season to assist.

There are great cash incentives available and games generally go for 3 to 6 hours on Saturdays starting October 17.

For anyone interested, please contact me on 0400160006.

Shane Robbins
President GBCC

https://www.playhq.com/cricket-australia/org/great-boulder-cricket-club/911fd6ae

The countdown to cricket season is on, and we are looking for both senior and junior players to join our club.

Whether you’re an experienced cricketer or picking up a bat for the first time, there’s a place for you at Great Boulder Cricket Club.

Join the Mighty Two Blues and help write the next chapter as we chase an historic third consecutive A Grade premiership.

Our rugby jumpers are now available to order —but for the next 7 days only!

Thanks to the team at Icon WA 🌟

Great turn out at tonight’s AGM 👏🏻

On tonight!

The Great Boulder Cricket Club is saddened to learn of the passing of former player Ken Senior, a valued member of our club’s foundation era.

Born in 1944, Ken was part of the club during its formative years and proudly served as junior captain of the Gee Bees in 1959. He went on to play 41 A Grade matches for Great Boulder.

A talented medium-pace swing bowler, Ken was best known for his ability to move the ball and claimed a memorable five-wicket haul at senior level under captain-coach Ray Stockmin during the early 1960s.

Our thoughts and condolences are with Ken’s family, friends, and former teammates at this sad time.

Wishing Jace Reilly all the best in his recovery. See link below for the go fund me to help Jace out with his lengthy rehabilitation journey 💙💙

www.gofundme.com

A special piece of Great Boulder Cricket Club history returns home!

Our first ever Life Member badge awarded to Vin Zani (1955), will now be proudly displayed at the GBCC clubrooms forever.

A huge thank you to Wendy Zani for generously gifting this back to the club and helping preserve an important part of our history for future generations.