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Cricket Tasmania Girls High School Cricket 2010-11
Thursday, 05 August 2010
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Cricket Tasmania will once again in season 2010-11 be running their Girls High School and College Cricket competitions. The competition will be played over 7 weeks from late October to early December and is played on Wednesday nights from 4.30pm to 6.00pm.

Cricket Tasmania Girls High School and College Cricket is open to girls from grade 7-12 in 2010. Matches in these competitions are played under the Super 8s format with 8 players and 14 overs per team.

For more information on getting involved in this competition for season 2010-11, please contact Shane Holland at Cricket Tasmania on 6282 0443 or sholland@crickettas.com.au, or ask your school's sports co-ordinator.

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