Well there may be no live cricket on to watch at John Connell Reserve now following First Grade’s emphatic victory over Cockburn yesterday, but fear not because we still have an enormous day planned down at John Connell Reserve – and everyone is (still!) invited! Following First Grade’s demolition job in their semi-final against Cockburn…
It’s the business end of the 2020/21 season and the Leeming Spartan Cricket Club has a whopping seven of its nine sides into the finals – all of which commence tomorrow on Saturday 6th March! In all, our top seven teams including First Grade are playing off in the penultimate match of the season, meaning…
The Leeming Spartan Cricket Club has confirmed today that in-line with previous seasons, there will be no match fees for our players participating in semi-final fixtures this weekend. Normally players are required to pay $25.00 for each day of play (for example $50.00 for a two-day game) and these costs are solely for the hire…
The 2020/21 season keeps on getting better for star-Spartan Chad Forsyth, who tonight claimed a comprehensive victory in our annual best player award, the Read/Waterer Medal. Chaddy has been the clear star for the Leeming Spartan Cricket Club this season, a stand-out in the First Grade competition amongst all other clubs, meaning he is therefore…
The Leeming Spartan Cricket Club is delighted to be able to officially confirm an incredible contribution by State Labor, who if re-elected, will deliver $625,000.00 towards our new change rooms and nets at John Connell Reserve. This enormous promise will go a long way to making the John Connell Reserve Development Project a reality, which…
The Leeming Spartan Cricket Club has had its Facebook page reinstated following confirmation between the Federal Government and Facebook Inc. after the company agreed to revised regulations late last week. Pages of media publishers, including the Leeming Spartan Cricket Club, were reinstated early on Friday morning a week after the social media giant abruptly blocked Australian…
The Spartans are inviting all of our Life Members and Past Players down to the SpartanHQ this coming Sunday the 7th March to help us celebrate what has been quite an incredible summer of cricket. In what is our annual Life Members and Past Players Day, the Club wishes to get as many of our…
Head down to the Leeming Spartan Cricket Club this coming Thursday after 6:00pm to see who will be crowned our best on-field performer of the season in 2020/21! We will be turning our attention away from all that has been going on at the John Connell Reserve and the failures of the City of Melville…
The Leeming Spartan Cricket Club are Minor Premiers after finishing on top of the First Grade ladder in the South Metropolitan Cricket Association in season 2020/21, an incredible achievement in what has been an incredible season. Following our comprehensive victory over East Fremantle last week by 103 runs in a fixture that saw the first…
We continue to make the rounds in the local newspapers with our front-page feature in the Canning Examiner, as we continue to raise awareness of the importance of the John Connell Reserve Development Project, and our battles in trying to get the project commenced. Most recently, we expressed the issues regarding the John Connell Reserve…
The City of Melville’s failure to provide the Leeming Spartan Cricket Club with adequate reserve space has reached a new low this week with the Club’s ninth grade struggling to find a location to play. The Leeming Spartan Cricket Club currently has nine teams – all of whom play home and away fixtures meaning that…
With the 2021 Western Australia State Election significantly ramping up, the Leeming Spartan Cricket Club has been extremely fortunate to work with both our local members and party candidates in trying to obtain crucial commitments that will significantly better our future and support all of our members. West Aussies will be going to the polls…
In light of today’s incredibly ridiculous and selfish announcement by Facebook, the Leeming Spartan Cricket Club too has felt the wrath of the Zuckerberg and we have been banned (temporarily, we hope) from posting on Facebook. The restrictions affect all news outlets, and whilst it is honestly impressive that our not-for-profit cricket club is able…