GIRLS CRICKET

Girls Cricket | St Ives Wahroonga Cricket Club
St Ives Wahroonga
Cricket Club

A new chapter

Girls

Cricket

Is Here

Our first ever girls’ teams.
There’s a spot for you.

Illustration of two St Ives Wahroonga girls cricketers in club colours, one holding a bat and one a ball.
Be part of the next generation
Ages8 years & older
CompetitionNSJCA stages 1, 2 & 3
Season starts19 September 2026

Something new at the Saints

For the first time in the club’s history, St Ives Wahroonga is entering girls’ teams for the 2026/27 season.

We are fielding sides from U9 through to U17 across stages 1, 2 and 3 of the NSJCA competition, with the season starting on 19 September. If you are female and 18 or over there are options for you too, and they are set out further down this page.

Whether you have played for years or have never picked up a bat, there is a spot for you. Registration is open now.

Junior season at a glance

Ages U9 to U17

Girls’ teams across all three junior stages. Age is worked out as at 31 August. NSJCA age policyPDF.

Competition NSJCA

Stages 1, 2 and 3 of the North Shore Junior Cricket Association.

Season starts 19 Sept

First round of the 2026/27 summer season.

 

Over 18?

Female, 18 or over, and want to play cricket? There are three ways in.

An all female D2 side

We are looking at putting together an all female team in D2 grade.

Senior cricket with your family

Come and play senior cricket alongside your dad, mum or partner.

Sunday Metropolitan comp

A female only competition played on Sundays.

Send us an email to discuss options.

Email us

Never played before?

You are exactly who we are looking for

Cricket is a good game for girls to take up. It is played in a team, outdoors, with a group of girls the same age, and the friendships tend to outlast the season.

You do not need any experience to start. Junior cricket is built around stages rather than strict age groups, so players are placed where their skills and confidence sit, not just where their birthday falls.

Bring yourself and a water bottle. We will sort the rest out with you before round one.

  • Stage 1The first stage of junior cricket. Ball type, pitch length and outfield size are all set by the stage.
  • Stage 2Longer pitch, harder ball and a bigger outfield than stage 1, as skills develop.
  • Stage 3The senior form of the junior game, and the last step before open age cricket.

Full stage by stage detail, including ball type, pitch length and over limits, is set by the NSJCA in the Blue Book. NSJCA Blue BookPDF

How to register

  1. Register on PlayHQ

    Registration for the 2026/27 season is open now through the Play Cricket platform.
  2. Choose St Ives Wahroonga

    Select the club and the girls’ competition for your daughter’s age group.
  3. We will be in touch

    Once you are registered we will contact you about teams, training and what to bring.

Fees
Our fees are $299 all inclusive for U18s. The $395 and $360 figures elsewhere on the site are senior fees and do not apply here.

Uniform and gear
Nothing to buy up front. We will be in touch before the season starts to sort out your uniform and gear.

Under 8?
Contact us to discuss options.

Grab a bat.
We’ll do the rest.

Registration for 2026/27 is open now. If you would rather talk it through first, get in touch and we will call you back.

St Ives Wahroonga Cricket Club crest

St Ives Wahroonga Cricket Club (SIWCC) is a foundation club of the Hornsby Ku-ring-gai and Hills District Cricket Association (HK&HDCA) and has been active in local cricket competitions since 1921. We participate in the HK&HDCA senior competition in the summer, fielding teams that cater for all standards. We also participate in winter cricket through the Sydney Morning Cricket Association. We are based at Hassall Park in St Ives (off Mona Vale Road) and we host regular social functions at the Hassall Park clubhouse.