Cricket
27 June, 2024
HCA seeks committee members
The Horsham Cricket Association held its AGM on Wednesday, June 26. No committee has been elected, so the new AGM is on Wednesday, July 10, and a committee is needed to continue.
![Blackheath Dimboola celebrating their under-14 success in the 2023/2024 season.](https://wmnnews-4634.kxcdn.com/img/containers/assets/news/blackheath-dimboola-u14s.jpeg/4b4e1c64cecaed21d29810613176965d.jpeg)
The 2023/2024 committee consisted of Travis Hair as president, Sam Leith as vice president, Kate Hair as treasurer, and Tony Wills as general committee.
Horsham Cricket was successful on the junior scale in the 2023/2024 season.
In January's Country Week, the under-15s won all four matches, narrowly missing out on the Grand Final. The under-17s won three of their five games and made the grand final, losing to Warrnambool by six wickets. The under-13s played in Portland, where they made the semi-finals and won three of their matches.
From their outstanding performances during Country Week, Luke Miller, Hugh Weidemann, Harry Hoffmann, Jobe Dickinson, and Holly Bird were selected to represent the HCA in the U15 and U14 all-star matches held at Horsham City Oval.
In the 2023/2024 HCA association season, the Horsham Saints won the u16 title, while Blackheath Dimboola claimed the u14.
West Wimmera and Homers won the A-grade one-day and two-day competitions in senior cricket, respectively. Colts won the B-grade one day against the Panthers, with the latter reversing the result in the two-day grand final, while Natimuk won the C-grade.
All board positions are open: President, Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary, and 2x ordinary board member positions.
A committee is urgently needed to run a 2024/2025 season and assist in continuing the game's growth, especially the talented, rising star juniors. If you or anyone you know wants to join the Horsham Cricket Association board, please don't hesitate to contact the association.