An incredible chapter in Leeming Spartan Cricket Club history occurred in early 1996, when after an incredible sixty-seven years, the Club departed the Fremantle & Districts Mercantile Cricket Association, and joined the South Suburban Cricket Association, with the aim of a future merger between the two governing bodies.
Visible here are some invaluable photos from our Leeming Spartan Cricket Club 1970 Windup, which was held at the Jandakot Hall.
The year of 2000 marked the dawn of a new age for the Leeming Spartan Cricket Club, beginning right at the top as we had our first new President, Peter Read, in more than twenty years, following the record set by Brian Waterer. Learn about this chapter in Spartan history here!
The second instalment in our new “From The Spartan Archives” series recounts part of what was a comparatively brief chapter in our extensive history, our time at Trevor Gribble Reserve as the Bull Creek Spartans.
Specifically, this edition looks at the year of 1985, what proved to be our final one on Parry Avenue, before our move to John Connell Reserve.
The fifth chapter in the history of the Leeming Spartan Cricket Club, which details the years between 1960 and 1978 under Jack Knox-Peden.
During the course of the Mitch Gillam Cup last Sunday, the event also served to honour the Life Members of the Leeming Spartan Cricket Club, and it was fantastic to have had such a great turnout during the day!
The list of the Life Members of the Leeming Spartan Cricket Club, since our foundation in 1918.
The bestowment of Life Membership is the highest honour an individual can receive at the Leeming Spartan Cricket Club, and as such, it is awarded to only those who have dedicated years of service to furthering the Club’s success.
Listed here are the leading career statistics for the Leeming Spartan Cricket Club.
The entries include information on the most games played, runs scored, wickets taken, and catches held, in the Club’s hundred year history.
Dave is a longtime servant of the Leeming Spartan Cricket Club, completing his first season in 1975. Since then, he has continued to rise to the occasion, having captained more often than not, and was pivotal off the field in the Club’s famous 1992 First Grade Grand Final victory.
