Victorian Squads named for National Cricket Inclusion Championships
Today marks International Day for People with a Disability, a day which helps break down disability barriers and celebrate all abilities.
At Cricket Victoria, we’re proud to be a sport for all Victorians and provide opportunities for everyone to play Australia’s favourite sport – cricket.
To celebrate, we’re pleased to announce the Victorian Squads to represent the State in the annual National Cricket Inclusion Championships being held in Geelong from 20-26 January 2019.
Cricket Victoria CEO Andrew Ingleton said:
“On behalf of everyone at Cricket Victoria, we would like to congratulate everyone selected and wish them the very best of luck for the tournament early in 2019. Go Vics!”
Victorian Vikings – Men (Cricketers with an Intellectual Disability)
Lachlan McRae
Patrick Wheeler
Shaun Martin
Mitchell Lawrence
Michael Scholz
Craig Whitehand
Steven Teloniatis
Andrew Misfud
Dave Alford
Jamie Phillips
Richard Curtis
Ben Smith
Gavan Hicks
Brett Mackey
Coach: Tom Ewing
Assistant Coach: Jeff Rosolin
Team Manager: Kellie Tait
Victorian Gorillas – Men (Cricketers who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing)
James Hale
Zac King
Kenneth Larcombe
Glen Flindell
Thomas Sharples
Callum Asbury
Tony Barulovski
Ben Morrison
Tyson Hay
Michael Parremore
Eddie Boal
Carl Scacco
Adam Bampfield
Blake Pendlebury
Coach: Dean Barton-Smith
Team Manager: Simon Andersson
Victorian Gorillas – Women (Cricketers who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing)
Kayla Trinder-Scacco
Sherrie Beaver
Kylie Beasley
Maria Burgess
Hadley Johnson
Joanne Richards
Lisa Larcombe
Tamara Trinder-Scacco
Kathy Sakellarios
Shirley Liu
Melissa Hale
Marnie Kerridge
Coach: Di Day
Team Manager: Melissa Hale
Victorian Blind & Vision Impaired – Men
Hamish Mackenzie
Steve O’Beid
Brendan Spencer
David Gauci
Zac Sheehan
Nathan Luke
Brett Wilson
Matthew Cameron
Ned Brewer-Maiga
Sriyan Wjeyasiri
Daniel Pritchard
Dean Calder
Callum Saunders
John Boland
Coach: Andrew Walton
Team Manager: Jodi Hunter
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This year’s event saw New South Wales claim their first blind and vision impaired title in more than 30 years with victory over hosts Victoria. Read the wrap up article from the event here.
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