Alice Springs Cricket Association

Alice Springs 2024/25 Cricket Season Ends on a High

Alice Springs Cricket Association
Alice Springs Cricket Association

The Alice Springs Cricket Association (ASCA) has officially drawn the curtain on a successful 2024/25 season, with players, clubs and supporters reflecting on a campaign marked by skill, sportsmanship and community spirit.

From junior achievements to senior contests, the season featured plenty of highlights and concluded with a presentation night at Gap View Hotel on Sunday, 23 March.

Among the juniors, Federal ASBuild CC’s Jordan McVeigh emerged as a standout performer, sweeping the U13 Champion Player, Batting and Bowling Aggregates, and the Male Junior Cricketer of the Year.

The U16 division also witnessed strong performances, with Aaron McVeigh and Oscar Collin shining throughout the season.

In women’s cricket, Olivia Schulz from West CC capped off a dominant season by taking home both the Jenny Kroker Senior Cricketer of the Year and the Ashton Medal. Zoe Trull from Complete Construction CC awarded with the Jane Braszell Medal.

In the senior men’s competition, Samindra Madushan from West CC delivered a consistent all-round campaign to be named Senior Cricketer of the Year and for the Jarrod Wapper Medal.

ASCA also recognised club-wide excellence, with Federal ASBuild CC being crowned Club Champions, while Complete Constructions CC received the Spirit of Cricket Award, acknowledging their commitment to fair play and camaraderie.

Grand Final Results

A Grade Final – Carlton Mid T20

Alice Tigers defeated Federal ASBuild by 27 runs

  • Player of the Match: Rithesh Kumar (Alice Tigers CC) – 69 (35)

B Grade Final – ASCA B Grade (T20)

Alice Tigers defeated West B Grade (Black) by 25 runs

  • Player of the Match: Jitender Singh (Alice Tigers CC) – 91 (61) & 2/14 (4 overs)

Senior Women’s Final

Federal ASBuild Women defeated Wests Women by 2 runs

  • Player of the Match: Bronte Stray (West CC) – 39 off 19 balls

Under 13 Final – McDonald’s Junior U13 Mixed

Match abandoned due to rain; West CC U13s declared winners based on points table

Under 16 Final – McDonald's Junior U16 Mixed

Federal ASBuild White defeated Federal ASBuild Red by 53 runs

  • Player of the Match: Brock Sandry – 50* (45) & 2 wickets

Award Winners

  • Senior Cricketer of the Year and Jarrod Wapper Medal winner - Samindra Madushan (West CC)
  • Jenny Kroker Senior Cricketer of the Year and the Ashton Medal - Olivia Schulz (West CC)
  • Jane Braszell Medal - Zoe Trull (Complete Construction CC)


  • U13 Champion Player, Batting and Bowling Aggregates, and the Male Junior Cricketer of the Year - Jordan McVeigh (Federal ASBuild CC)
  • 2024/25 Club Champions - Federal ASBuild CC
  • Spirit of Cricket Award - Complete Constructions CC

 

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