The ladies tag team were in second place and the men third before the cancellation of the 2021 season.

The Bomboras have moved on and plan to hold a joint season launch and presentation night in the new year.

The club recently held its AGM. In 2022, the club will be lead by Nathan Dover as president, Darren Coles as vice president, Blaine O'Flaherty the secretary and Leanne Blackwell as treasurer. They will be supported by a strong committee consisting of George McDonald, Murray Waugh, Paul Dooley, Jackie Longo, Marc Stoddart, Grace Parfitt and Zac Wood.

The incoming committee have appointed Dean Carney and John Gutherson to co-coach the men's team once again while O'Flaherty will mentor the ladies league tag team.

The Bomboras would also like to hear from players, trainers and match day volunteers for teh 2022 season. Get in touch via the Bomboras Facebook page.

NELSON Bay Cricket Club's division two team were able to complete their game against Redhead at the weekend despite the wet conditions with the Makos scoring 106.

Ryan Westerly gained 29 runs and Steve Allen 27. Redhead made the run chase with three wickets in hand. The bowling honours were shared by the Bay with Dean Fleming 2-8 off four overs, Regan Astley 2-33 and Tom McCoy 2-30. The Bay's division one team got a start and were 7-90 against Adamstown Rosebuds before rain stopped play.

RAYMOND Terrace District Cricket Club has started its season slowly with just two rounds played in the Maitland senior competition however the amount of family involvement in and around the club has been very successful.

From the Woolworths Blast junior program on Friday nights all the way through to first grade, the club has had major family contributions.

On Saturday three Lions teams all played at home at King Park and saw seven father and son combinations across the grades. Fifth grade saw Richard and Rhys Hay, Chris and Darcy Lawrence and Kelvin and Riley Cadman on the same team. Third grade had Paul Malone and son James, Mick and Lance Ackerman and Matt and Bailey Holstein. Second grade saw Nigel Callan take the field with son Tom. Meanwhile, first grade saw brothers Brayden and Jaxon Brooks take the field together.

The Terrace are still chasing players for their under 14 team. Girls keen to take part in the female competition are encouraged to check out the Raymond Terrace District Cricket Club Facebook page and be part of the strong family club.

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