Teams News

Promising young Heathcote cricketers Joe Taylor & Sam Gillard will be living the dream when they spent the coming winter in England playing cricket. Both are heading for West Sussex where Taylor will play for Pagham CC and Gillard for Aldwick CC, both in the Sussex Cricket League. Current Heathcote senior cricketer Craig Primmer has a long association with Pagham and has instigated the initiative along with life member, Roger Georgieff...

Sam Gillard

Joe Taylor

Shocking results on the field but some very close games and a lot of fun had by all.

 Great team spirit and a lot of thanks goes to the organisational and captaincy skills of Scott Lucas. A lot of promise for next season!

4B Team Photo

A mixed season for the Senior A team but everyone seems happy at the end of it!

2007/08 Senior A

Another win!

Amanda and Heidi

Planning it all out

Star Performer

If you're keen to play for our women's team then please get in touch via our contact page. We are without doubt the friendliest club in Christchurch. Heathcote is a truly stunning setting with great clubrooms and facilities.

The women have maintained their reputation of club social champions and have even won a few games too. If there's a party going on you can pretty much guarantee they will be the best represented team and over the past few seasons that has been an enormous plus for the whole club. Long may it continue!





Fish involves herself in her usual pre-batting routines.

In the meantime here's a couple of snapshots

Senior Draw - Find out where are you playing this Saturday

Seniors Results and Points - After a recent victory against Yabbage followed by a savage beating by adsfdsaf, 3A's season hangs in the balance. Click here for a full list of results and points courtesy of the Christchurch Suburban Cricket Association.

by Kit Chambers

This was to become a very challenging season both on and off the field. The decision was made that the Club would enter a team in Senior B Competition now renamed 2 nd Grade and be of 45 overs one-day competition. Our idea was to assemble a group of young, enthusiastic and promising cricketers within the club and put together some experience players with them to hopefully observe and learn. This I think we achieved to a certain degree. Unfortunately we were hampered by certain player’s unavailability and various other explainable reasons, which led to a very difficulty selection process. This was not helped from a captain’s point of view when we were only able to field 11 players on time at 12.30 on only two occasions, plus the fact in some games we only had 9 or 10 players, a situation that must be addressed for the coming season. This problem I believe lies squarely with player commitment and better communications. As the season unfolded so did some talent and flair and it is interesting to note that whilst we only won 4 games we also only lost another 4 games by 10 runs or less.

Photos from the final

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