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Our story
We are based at Lake Weeroona and have more than 100 playing members. Our teams play in the Bendigo District Cricket Association in central Victoria.
โWe are an incorporated, not-for-profit club, established in 1928 as the Sandhurst Footballers Cricket Club.
We have a long history of success in senior cricket, having claimed men's first XI premierships in 1941-42, 1957-58, 1961-62, 1962-63, 1963-64, 1965-66, 1966-67, 1969-70, 1977-78, 1978-79 and most recently in 2017-18.
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Our first XI women's team claimed its maiden premiership in 2021-22, in just its second season in the competition.โ
โDuring the 2000s we relocated from the Queen Elizabeth Oval to the beautiful Weeroona Oval, where we continue to develop our playing and social facilities.
We are a Good Sports club, members of Sports Focus, and committed to Cricket Australia's Safeguarding Children and Young People policy.
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Our teams
Cricket Blast
This is the perfect way for beginners to learn our game. Skills development and fun for boys and girls aged five to 10. Kids can also test out their skills in modified matches. All equipment provided.
Juniors
Teams for boys and girls from Under 11s to Under 16s. A mix of competitive and fun competitions, with a focus on fun and participation. Open to beginners or those building their skills. Club equipment available.
Women
Join our fun and inclusive women's program, whether you're a novice, a backyard cricket veteran or an experienced player. Weekly training plus matches on Sunday mornings.
Men
Catering for all levels, with four senior grades plus an Under 18 team. Open to serious and social players, but especially those who want to improve their skills and get to know our friendly and competitive group.
On the March
Our newsletter, On the March, is sent by email to members with updates on club news and results, fundraising appeals and information on our fantastic sponsors.
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Dragons news
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Sandhurst heroes
Our club has produced some outstanding talent in its 100 years, including international representatives. We have complete records dating back to 1928 for our first XI men, and you can learn more about some of our finest Dragons below.
Todd Murphy
Todd played a key role as a 17-year-old in our first XI men's premiership in 2017/18, before going on to represent Victoria and Australia.
Kate Shallard
Kate has represented Victoria Country at two national championships and is the most decorated women's player in our club's history.
Liam Bowe
After learning his cricket here at Sandhurst, Liam went on to become a BBL cult hero with the Melbourne Stars and Sydney Thunder.
Damon Egan
A junior here at Sandhurst, Damon has gone on to captain the Australian Indigenous XI and enjoy a long Victorian Premier Cricket career.
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