Red Cliffs blast way to school cup final

Sunraysia Daily

RED Cliffs Secondary College will play off in the grand final of the Intermediate (Year 9-10 boys) Cricket Blast Secondary School Cup on Monday.

The game will be played in Melbourne at Cricket Victoria’s CitiPower Centre, between the winner out of Eastern region semi finalists Waverley Christian College v Lavalla College, who play this morning in their semi-final.

The team consists of Seamus Keogh, Bailey Anderson, Jed Connelly, Oskar Faulkhead, Jack Baird, Chris D’Amico, Tanner Clancy, Zane Hunt, Hudson Moule

To reach this point the RCSC boys defeated Coomealla, Irymple Secondary and Trinity Lutheran before defeating St Josephs in the Sunraysia final to go to the regional stage, where they beat Ballarat in the western region final after also playing against Monivae College (Hamilton) and Horsham College.

It is the fourth year the team has won through to regional finals but the furthest they have progressed.

The team travelled down to Melbourne on Sunday after most of its players completed duties with Sunraysia’s Under 17s Junior country week team.

Digital Editions

  • Lambing program yields productive results

    Lambing program yields productive results

    LATEST results from an on-farm Mallee demonstration have shown promising results for sheep producers looking to improve flock reproductive performance. The More Northern Mallee Lambs…

More News

  • Bail refused ram raid accused

    Bail refused ram raid accused

    THE alleged driver of a vehicle responsible for a ram raid at Titto’s Store earlier this week has been refused bail. The Mildura Magistrate’s Court heard Zach Whitelegg attended the…

  • Budget debt in heated debate

    Budget debt in heated debate

    VICTORIA’S operating surplus has become the topic of a heated enquiry following recent committee hearings into the budget estimates. The Victorian Government’s Public Accounts and Estimates Committee have recently launched…

  • Aged care protections too late: Webster

    Aged care protections too late: Webster

    MEMBER for Mallee Anne Webster has said the recently announced protections for aged care consumers is too little too late after Mallee residents are now waiting a reported 295 days…

  • Dig day discoveries at Mildura West

    Dig day discoveries at Mildura West

    PEOPLE driving past Mildura West Primary School on Wednesday might have thought that little diggers had mistaken the sand pit for an archaeological dig in Egypt. However, fossils, bones, artefacts…

  • RSPCA celebrates volunteer milestone

    RSPCA celebrates volunteer milestone

    RSPCA Victoria is celebrating its force of exceptional volunteers this National Volunteer Week (18-24 May) and recognising the essential role they play in animal welfare. As a gesture of thanks…

  • Rex reduction

    Rex reduction

    REX has announced a reduction in its return services between Mildura and Melbourne from 24 to 19 per week as part of a larger restructuring of its Victoria and Tasmania…

  • Eagles to swim it in at Sarah Oval

    Eagles to swim it in at Sarah Oval

    THE Imperials A Grade netball team will have to eat bucketfuls of Weetbix to try and beat Robinvale Euston at the Sarah Oval on Saturday. The Eagles, who are at…

  • Swallows to take flight

    Swallows to take flight

    ROUND seven sees Ouyen United play Irymple in the A Grade Sunraysia Football Netball League clash at Underbool Recreation Reserve on Saturday. It’s fourth versus eighth on the ladder, with…

  • Mildura still top responder

    Mildura still top responder

    MILDURA Ambulance Victoria response times have stayed close to average, reaching code one cases under 15 minutes more than 70 per cent of the time. Mildura’s Local Government Area cases…

  • Thirty cents a beer, I’ll drink to that

    Thirty cents a beer, I’ll drink to that

    PRESENTED by Mildura & District Historical Society Compiled by Mildura Rural City Council Libraries 100 YEARS AGO: 1926 PARCEL: Good progress is being made in the erection of the addition…