SWJMCC SEASON 20_21 TEAM AWARDS

U15 Girls – Winners SWMJCC Girls U15s
U15 Girls – Winners SWMJCC Girls U15s 20/20
U14s Hurricanes – Winners SWMJCC U14s Andrew Savery 20/20 Cup

SWMJCC SEASON 20_21 INDIVIDUAL AWARDS

Max Lynn U15 Boys
Runner-Up Batting Average
69.33

Darcie Farrow U15 Girls
Runner-Up – Batting Aggregate
281 runs

Isabella Morrison U15 Girls
Winner – Bowling Average
6.83

Isabella Morrison U15 Girls
Winner – Bowling Aggregate
12 wickets

Finlay Yeo U14 Boys
Winner – Champion Player

Alexander Redmile U14 Boys
Runner-Up – Champion Player

Alexander Redmile U14 Boys
Winner – Batting Aggregate
257 runs

Max Rodwell U14 Boys
Winner – Batting Average
60.67

Alexander Redmile U14 Boys
Runner-Up – Batting Average
51.4

Harri Rodwell U14 Boys
Runner Up – Bowling Aggregate
12 wickets

Harri Rodwell U14 Boys
Runner Up – Bowling Average
8.25

Finlay Yeo U14 Boys
Winner – 20/20 Champion Player

The following were invited to play in the U13 Girls All-Star Game:
Lara Healey
Jayda Baker

The following were invited to play in the U12 Boys All-Star Game:
Tieg Maher
Ben Wood
Lachlan Benson

BJCC Trophies and Club Awards 2019/2020

Congratulations to all trophy and award recipients – Well deserved and another fantastic season by BJCC (notwithstanding a turbulent Coronavirus affected end of season!)

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A new mandatory helmet policy has been implemented for the current cricket season and beyond. This has been formulated and driven by the ICC and Cricket Australia and is designed to increase the playing safety for our junior cricketers.

This mandatory helmet policy requires all players to wear a helmet which is compliant with British Standard BS7928:2103, at all times when batting, wicket keeping up to the stumps, and also fielding in close to the wickets.

These new British Standard helmets provide:

• Better construction, meaning a ball won’t squeeze between the peak and grille of the helmet.
• Better design and strength of materials, meaning the ball won’t pull the grille into your face.
• Greater coverage of the occipital area (behind the ear) to provide increased protection.

If your child has an old helmet you will need to check, and if required, update the old helmet to ensure it meets the new required standard.

Be aware that you may still find non-compliant helmets available from various retail outlets. When purchasing new helmets please confirm that they meet the new standards requirement. All helmet stock at our sponsor Meulemans do meet the new standards and can be purchased at a special 5% discount.

Please click here for a comprehensive list of British Stand helmets.

Cricket Australia has also released a series of comprehensive FAQ’s that further explain the new helmet policy. Please refer below:

 

The BJCC Shop is officially open for business. You can visit the shop here, or by clicking on the various menu or sidebar links.

Registration for the 2019/2020 cricket season is now open! Register now to guarantee your spot with the SWMJCC Champion Club of 2018/19!

Whilst the actual season will not commence until later in the year, online registration is now open.

Register here.

As a fun day to introduce the 2018/19 cricket season, the Bicton Junior Cricket Club is holding a “Start of Season” Community Day!

This will be held on Sunday, 7th Oct at Troy Park from 11am to 1pm.

We will be hosting some fantastic games and activities, and the Perth Scorchers Bus will be visiting!

This will also be an opportunity to come on down and collect any apparel that you have on order.

It will be great to see as many of our junior cricketers and their families as possible… Everyone is welcome!

Bicton JCC had three teams playing grand finals last season, which is a tremendous result for the club. Our U15 team also finished second on the ladder, but got pipped in the semi-final. This shows the tremendous depth of our club.

Our U17 team played a hard fought match in the final, but in the end came up just short against Jandakot. Congratulations to the boys on a tremendous season, going through undefeated until the final. The club is very proud of the effort, skill and culture on display all season.

Our two U13 teams played each other in the grand final, with the Bicton Rockets sneaking home in a last-over thriller against the Bicton Jets. Both teams displayed tremendous talent and sportsmanship in a great sign for the future of the club