Seniors

The Plateau took out the T20 Cup after a ridiculous Grand Final victory over Cromer.

CPCC Outlast Cromer in Grand Final Thriller Griffith Park, Sunday Mar 11 2012: CPCC have won the MWCA T20 Competition after a thrilling win over Cromer at Griffith Park. Skipper Tom Carden lifted the Mick Pawley Trophy for the Towers after scores were tied after the Superover. The Plateau, having …

The 2011 CPCC Christmas Party was held at the Top BBQ Chinese Restaurant in Dee Why. The theme was Dead Celebrities. See the gallery for all the highlights!

3rd Grade Highlights video from the 2010/2011 season. Produced by TC Ink.

Brookvale Hotel, 7 May 2010: Jeff Porter-Dening crowned a great year for the Seventh’s by taking out the Club’s most prestigious award at the recent senior Presentation Night. Jeff’s 913 points was good enough to take the Bruce Shearer Memorial Trophy from Fourth Grade’s Matt Moore. The list of Major …

4th Grade’s David Le is on a roll. After taking a hattrick in 4ths just prior to Christmas, Dave went on to clean up the prizes at the Cricket NSW beach cricket day at Dee Why. To cap off a big January, Dave represented CPCC in their crushing T20 semi-final …

Nolans, Sun 24 Jan: CPCC’s first T20 foray took an enormous step towards a title after the Towers crushed the raging hot favourite Harbord Diggers in the semi-final. Led by 3rd Grades’ Tom Carden, the Towers squad comprising of a cross section of all 6 Grades rolled the 1st Grade …

2nd Grade took full advantage of the home conditions on Saturday to record a first day win against Harbord Bowling Club. Matt Richards started the wickets tumbling however it was Will Dobbie who wrecked havoc amongst Harbord’s middle and late order recording his second 5 wicket haul in as many …

CPCC Gets Home Against Harbord BC in a Thriller Nolans 5, Sun 18/10: CPCC’s T20 XI organised and captained by Tom Carden, and evenly representing all Senior grades were victorious in their first match on Sunday at Nolans. A total of eight teams from CPCC, Balgowlah, Wakehurst, Manly Leagues, Harbord …

For the first time in over a year, our top grade played at home on Saturday but the homecoming wasn’t a happy one. Under beautiful blue skies and in front of a healthy crowd, the Towers won the toss and batted against First Grade newcomers Cromer. The day started poorly …