WINDBALL TOURNAMENT:

Please be advised that the Windball Tournament has been changed from July 4th to 15th and has been rescheduled to run from June 27th to 30th, 2011.

We do apologise for any inconvenience this may have caused.

The organizing committee wishes to extend an invitation to the captains of the 8-A-Side Football teams to participate in this competition and request that those who are interested to submit a list of their teams to the office.

The categories are as follows - (Under 35, 35-50 and Over 50) Registration lists are provided on the notice board, located on the ground floor of the main pavilion.

Marketing Committee

ENTER NOW!  REGISTRATION CLOSES AT 4.00 PM ON JUNE 17TH.

Cricket Awards Dinner 2009

 The Century Room of our Club was the scene of the fourth annual cricket awards  function on Friday August 28th 2009. The five cricketers of the year and the Cricketer of the Year awards were handed out on the night, as well as other award representing the achievements of our players.

Darren Bravo edged out Rishaad Harris for the cricketer of the year award. The top five were Darren Bravo, Runako Morton, Amit Jaggernauth, Rishaad Harris and Marlon Barclay.

Anthony Balgobin, the 20 year old wicketkeeper/batsman, was chosen as the Youth Cricketer of the Year and was awarded the highly esteemed PETER WAITHE trophy, named for the memory of one of our more renowned members.

The 17 year old St. Mary’s College student Nicholas Alexis copped the Youth Personality of the Year award the PHIL THOMSON trophy, named for the memory of one of our past distinguished members.

Other awards handed out were those who scored centuries and attained five wickets in a single innings.

 

CRICKETER OF THE YEAR
DARREN BRAVO

5 CRICKETERS OF THE YEAR
MARLON BARCLAY
DARREN BRAVO
RUNAKO MORTON
RISHAAD HARRIS
AMIT JAGGERNAUTH

 

 

Dwayne (left) congratulats his brother Darren QPCC’s Cricketer of the Year.

 

Five Cricketers of the Year - (L-R) Amit Jaggernauth, Runako Morton, Darren Bravo,
Marlon Barclay and Rishaad Harris.

 

Graham Bell (left) presented trophies to Amit Jaggernauth (centre) and
Sunil Narine (right) for their excellent bowling performances.

 

Photos by Dermot Farah