Seniors

By Brodie Elliott, 2nd Grade Captain Another comprehensive 6 wicket victory to 2nd grade saw their undefeated status kept in tact and position at the top of the table maintained. A one dayer against Cromer saw fill in captain Brodie Elliott lose the toss and his team sent into the …

The CPCC 2nd Grade side has moved into outright First place after defeating Mona Vale Dots in a top of the table clash at Passmore. The win continues the team’s undefeated start to the season. The round 5 match saw the return of regular 2nd Grade captain Tom Carden from …

A combination of good performances and wet weather saw CPCC unbeaten in the Senior grades after round 1 of the MWCA competition. 1sts, 2nds, 4ths and 6ths recorded big wins whilst 3rds were in a strong position after day 1 but Passmore was too wet for play on the 2nd …

The Collaroy Plateau Cricket Club Development Squad has won the President’s Cup Premiership for the 5th time in the past 6 seasons. The 7th Graders found themselves in huge trouble at 8/64 chasing Harbord Maroon’s 99, but a 20 by the captain Darren McDermott and an unbeaten 28 at number …

CPCC managed to amazingly chase down Cromer’s total of 198 in the Twenty20 Cup Grand Final at Balgowlah Oval.

Congratulations to our T20 ‘A Team’ after their amazing win today in the MWCA Final at Balgowlah Oval over Cromer. In one of the most incredible games of cricket you’ll ever see where nearly 400 runs were scored in less than 40 overs, the mighty Towers chased down Cromer’s Everest …

All CPCC teams paid tribute to Phillip Hughes on the 29th of November 2014. Rest in Peace.

CPCC’s 60th Season commenced on Saturday despite threatening skies and soggy grounds. Four Senior teams and most of the fourteen junior teams took to the field continuing the tradition that has made CPCC the longest continuous serving Club in the MWCA/MWJCA. The ‘Fighting 1sts’ lived up to their name by …

Four months on from the Twenty20 Cup Grand Final the trophy sits in my room as an appropriate representation of a victory that will remain engrained in the memories of clubmen for many years to come. The cup itself – oversized, bronze in colour and arguably the most impressive of …

The trophies were flying left right and center as we celebrated the season at Brooky Pub.