Pre Season training gets put to the test this week as Round 1 opens the 2025/26 season, with Mountain Gate featuring on the opening weekend of October
The 1 XI will be looking to stake an early claim as they come up against SKLPS Boronia at Liberty Avenue Reserve and make an early push for points to commence the campaign
st Honors of the first match of the season at HV Jones Reserve will go to the 2 XI, who take on Knox Gardens in an early test against fellow semi finalists from the 2024/25 Season in an early crunch match nd
Community grades commence also, with the Gators’ 3 XI - fresh off last season’s Premiership - hosting Eildon Park at Windermere Reserve in Community 3, whilst in Community 5 the 4 XI will take on Johnson Park at Fairhills Secondary College. rd th
Women’s cricket returns also, with Mountain Gate taking on Canterbury at HV Jones on Sunday 5 October, whilst the newly-merged Gator/SKLPS team will commence their season the following week against Monbulk away on Sunday 12 October.
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Socially, the Gator Season Launch kicks off the social calendar for 2025/26 at HV Jones on Saturday 4 October for what promises to be a fun night! th
AWORDFROMPREZ: CHOP CUNNINGHAM
Welcome Gators!!
Another exciting year ahead with 6 senior teams (4 mens and 2 womens) along with our Vets and Junior programs - we are looking forward to pushing ahead as a club following our strong season last year!
With Coach Shaun bringing together a solid coaching plan that has reaped rewards during the off-season, our One Club mentality looks set to benefit across all levels and teams
We have a strong committee who have been working tirelessly across the off season getting the club ready for the year ahead, preparing some great initiatives and plans together
Remember, celebrate every small win, every small achievement, every small moment that
COACH’SCORNER
ShaunNugara
Well here we go again! How good is it to be back at the Swamp!
Preseason has been nothing but fantastic Everyone who’s come down has put in the work, and it really showed in our practice match against Healesville CC. The skills, fitness, and energy on display gave us a real glimpse of what’s to come this season
There’s a real buzz around the club at the moment. With our top three teams all playing finals last year, the hunger is there to go even deeper this season Every side
h all a missed the big ones, and if you aren't having fun you are doing something wrong
My door is always open and my phone is always on come catch up and join the family down the Swamp
Chop
is looking to make a massive impact across the competition and continue building on the success we’ve had
Fitness has been a big focus, with the introduction of our new 1km time trials Credit to everyone the buy-in has been outstanding. Players have set themselves personal goals, pushed each other at training, and it’s clear to see the benefits as we move closer to the season
Another highlight of preseason has been the atmosphere at training. Whether it’s the banter, the encouragement, or the laughs shared after a tough session, there’s been an even stronger sense of family feel at our great club! We’ve also been lucky enough to welcome a few new players into the club, which only adds to the energy and creates some healthy competition for spots when it comes to selection. That sort of environment is exactly what helps players develop and keeps the club moving forward
All in all, it’s been an awesome start to the year. Preseason has set the tone, the players are buzzing, and the Swamp is ready to fire Bring on Round One this season is shaping up to be a huge one!
LETS GO!
CAPTAINKEV
Hi Gator family,
Here we are for another season. As we approach the first round of the season, I just want to thank the committee in trusting me to lead the 1XI once again This is an honor that I hold deep in my time at the club and am looking forward to what this season brings
As a club, in the pre season training is it great to see the numbers each week. It shows that everyone has bought in to Shaun’s plan, and really great to see we continue to grow not only on the men’s side of things, but also the women’s Numbers have been strong at indoor training and keep getting more as footy season wraps up, so competition for spots will be at a premium
I cannot wait to get into this season, having been in the Preliminary Final for the last two seasons, and last season we gave ourselves the best opportunity as a team for success Whilst on the day the result didn’t go our way, we as a team are more determined than ever to take that next step forward together
Here’s to another successful season, let’s bring home the flag!!
Kev
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CAPTAINGA
GabbyGiulieri
Hey my Gator fam,
Super excited to have the privilege to captain the ladies 1XI once again this season as we look to hopefully go all the way!
I’m very grateful to be able to work alongside JD, Foss and Gordan and learn from the best. we also have two wonderful co vice-captains this year in our 1XI in Miah and Sandi, so i am looking forward to working closely alongside them!
This season our 2XI have merged with SKLPS, which is very exciting and a great way for our ladies to further develop their skills and most importantly make new friends! we also have a few new additions to the squad this season which is always very exciting
I love the direction the club is going in and the fab club culture we have been able to build not many clubs are able to say that their women and men’s programs are integrated like ours, so we are super lucky!
I’m very grateful for everyone who helps us out and gives up their time on game days and at trainings, it definitely doesn’t go unnoticed hopefully we can go all the way this year and have some fun!!
Lots of love and Gator on!!
Gibby xx
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1STXISEASONPREVIEW
The 1 XI will be seeking to go the next step in Season 2025/26, with confidence high after a successful pre-season.
st The Gators came home with a wet sail last seasonscoring pivotal wins against Olinda and Knox Boronia to shape the finals and reach the Elimination Final before defeating Knox Boronia.
Ultimately, the weather would curtail the Gators in the Preliminary Final, a washout against Olinda with a competitive score on the board bringing the year to a premature end
The mission to go further in 2025/26 commences on Saturday 4 October with the opening 2 rounds as one day matches against SKLPS Boronia (4 October at Liberty Avenue Reserve) and Knox Boronia (11 October at HV Jones) th th th
A two-day match against runners up Olinda at HV follows in Round 4, before a Cup weekend one day match against St Johns Tecoma at Talaskia Reserve
The longer format takes over from Round 5, with 2 day matches against Knox Boronia (8-15 Nov, Miller Park), Olinda (22-29 Nov, HV Jones) and Gembrook (6-13 Dec, Gembrook Oval) before a Christmas home fixture against Olinda on Saturday 20 December th
A double-header weekend commences 2026, playing SKLPS Boronia (Liberty Avenue Reserve) and Gembrook (HV Jones Reserve) on consecutive days.
James Dekel led the way on the scoresheet, scoring over 700 runs for the second consecutive year
Round 11 is the beginning of a 6-week stay at HV Jones for the 1 XI, begining with hosting St Johns Tecoma (Round 11, 17-24 Jan), SKLPS Boronia (Round 12, 31 Jan-7 Feb) and Knox Boronia (Round 13, 14-21 Feb) before a final round trip to Talaskia against St Johns Tecoma st
With the promotion of Scoresby into De Coite Shield and no teams relegated, only Olinda, Knox Boronia and the Gators remain - each showing competitive performances on their day
SKLPS Boronia join Alan Bailey Shield following a Premiership season in Alan Bailey Shield Reserve last year, whilst St Johns Tecoma’s 2 XI completes the division after a 5 place in Decoite Reserve nd th
Melbourne Country Week Premiership player and Ian Harley Medalist James Dekel will once again lead the Gators with bat in hand, with the grade’s leading run scorer posting 762 runs @ 69.27 last season, including a staggering 5 centuries and a highest score of 169 against Gembrook. Dekel has now scored over 1,500 runs in the past 2 seasons.
Not to be outdone, Wayne Davidson (233 runs at 25.89), Shaun Nugara (175 runs @ 21.88) and Dale Kline (153 runs @ 38.25) will add runscoring options in support
With the ball, Dekel (23 wickets @ 1413) takes the charge, with the ever-improving Brady Hunt (15 wickets @ 2753) and Luke Bakker (11 wickets @ 3091) to pose a challenge to the opposition batsmen
Gembrook
Home Ground: Gembrook Oval
Nickname: The Brookers
Last Season: 5th Place
1W - 8L - 12pts (0542%, -1341 NRR)
Leading Scorer:
Nathan Phillips - 239 runs @ 2390
Leading Wicket Taker:
Nathan Phillips - 13wkts @ 21.77
2024/25 Results:
R1 - MGCC drew GCC 6-104
R7 - GCC 148 def by MGCC 9/316
R10 - MGCC drew GCC 0/54
KnoxBoronia
Home Ground: Millers Reserve
Nickname: The Burras
Last Season: 3rd Place / Elimination
Final
6W - 5L - 39pts (1.334%, +0.606 NRR)
Leading Scorer: Jarrod Walker - 432 runs @ 39.27
Leading Wicket Taker:
Anthony Smith - 28wkts @ 14.89
2024/25 Results:
R3 - MGCC 145 def by KBCC 6-275
R8 - KBCC 2/77 def MGCC 76
R12 - MGCC 231 def KBCC 221
EF - KBCC 243 def by MGCC 6-244
Olinda
Home Ground: Olinda Rec Reserve
Nickname: The Bloods
Last Season: 1st Place / Runners Up
9W - 2L - 61pts (1.324%, +0.729 NRR)
Leading Scorer: Natsai M’shangwe -
465 runs @ 51.67
Leading Wicket Taker: Tafadzwa Kamungozi - 30wkts @ 18.47
2024/25 Results:
R4 - MGCC 193 def by OCC 3/206
R11 - OCC 132 def by MGCC 202
PF - OCC 1/17 drew MGCC 8/229
SKLPSBoronia
Home Ground: Liberty Avenue Reserve
Nickname: SKLPS
Last Season: 1st Place / Premiers (Bailey Shield Res)
10W - 2L - 60pts (1815%, +1697 NRR)
Leading Scorer: Ayush Pindoria - 436 runs @ 4360
Leading Wicket Taker: Dipak Lakhani - 22 wkts @ 995
2024/25 Results: N/A
StJohnsTecoma
Home Ground: Talaskia Reserve
Nickname: The Saints
Last Season: 5th Place (Decoite Reserve)
5W - 6L - 36pts (1.020%, -0.034 NRR)
Leading Scorer: Dean Gillard - 313 runs @ 34.78
Leading Wicket Taker: Harry Tingay - 17wkts @ 12.24
2024/25 Results: N/A
AlanBaileyShield Fixture
R1 4 Oct - vs SKLPS Boronia @ Liberty Ave Reserve
R2 11 Oct - vs Knox Boronia @ HV Jones Reserve
R3 18-25 Oct - vs Olinda @ HV Jones Reserve
R4 1 Nov - vs St Johns Tecoma @ Talaskia Reserve
R5 8-15 Nov - vs Knox Boronia @ Miller Park
R6 22-29 Nov - vs Olinda @ Olinda Rec Reserve
R7 6-13 Dec - vs Gembrook @ Gembrook Oval
R8 20 Dec - vs Olinda @ HV Jones Reserve
R9 10 Jan - vs SKLPS Boronia @ Liberty Ave Reserve
R10 11 Jan - vs Gembrook @ HV Jones Reserve
R11 17-24 Jan - vs St Johns Tecoma @ HV Jones Res
R12 31 Jan-7 Feb - vs SKLPS Boronia @ HV Jones Res
R13 14-21 Feb - vs Knox Boronia @ HV Jones Res
R14 28 Feb - vs St Johns Tecoma @ Talaskia Reserve
2NDXISEASONPREVIEW
The 2 XI will look to build on a maiden De Coite Shield Reserve finals appearance last season and push further ahead in Season 2025/26.
nd Having won the Premiership in season 2023/24, the Gators rolled off a number of must-win matches on the back end of Season 2024/25 to book a finals appearance in their promotion season, ultimately falling to eventual premiers Upper FTG in the Semi Finals.
Season 2025/26's expectation will be another appearance in March, starting with a tantalising clash against fellow finalists Knox Gardens to kick off the season on 4 October before a trip to Belgrave the following week th
Two day cricket commences up the hill against last season’s runners up in Monbulk, before a home One Day match on Cup Weekend against Johnson Park at HV Jones for Round 4
A trifecta of home matches follows, hosting South Belgrave, Olinda and Belgrave in successive fortnights at HV Jones, before concluding the calendar year in a one day match against Olinda
2026 begins with a one day match against the promoted Rowville, before away days to Knox Gardens (Round 10, 17-24 January), Rowville (Round 11, 31 Jan & 7 Feb) and Johnson Park (Round 12, 14-21 February) takes the fixture to the end of two day formats for the season.
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prove strong with the willow, as n scored triple figures over the years campaign Leading the charge is the hard-hitting Dave Tulloch, launching 227 runs at 2270, with a highest score of 71 against the Premiers Pamir Hussaini (212 runs at 4240) will be another one to watch, following a century performance against Knox Gardens last season Ben Ogley (182 runs @ 2600) continues to impress as the youthful prodigy continues to improve.
With the ball, the workhorse will be Eraj Wimalaratna, claiming 22 poles at 14.86 that included 4/26 against Upper FTG. Dulana Karunachandra (16 wickets @ 18.44) continues to bamboozle opposition attacks, whilst Cooper Gwynne (13 wickets @ 24.62) and Tim Wise (12 wickets @ 29.58) provide useful options in attack.
Eraj Wimalaratna continues to deliver with the ball in hand
Dave Tulloch sends yet another one to the fence last season
Belgrave
Home Ground: Belgrave Rec Res
Nickname: The Magpies
Last Season: 7th Place
4W - 7L - 30pts (0645%, -0419 NRR)
Leading Scorer:
Luke Rowe - 172 runs @ 1911
Leading Wicket Taker:
Rashad Chazbek - 15wkts @ 27.33
JohnsonPark
Home Ground: Fair Park Reserve
Nickname: The Sharks
Last Season: 8th Place (Norm Reeves
Shield Reserve)
3W - 8L - 24pts (0877%, -0246 NRR)
Leading Scorer:
Cameron Bourke - 573 runs @ 5730
Leading Wicket Taker: Tom Elvin - 15wkts @ 2487
KnoxGardens
Home Ground: Knox Gardens Reserve
Nickname: The Falcons
Last Season: 3rd Place / Semi Finals
7W - 3L - 51pts (1410%, 0206 NRR)
Leading Scorer: Sean Reid - 340 runs @ 3778
Leading Wicket Taker: Noah Mulder - 22wkts @ 1895
Monbulk
Home Ground: Monbulk Rec Reserve
Nickname: The Hawks
Last Season: 2nd Place / Runner Up
7W - 3L - 51pts (1448%, 0409 NRR)
Leading Scorer:
Brad Trinnick - 478 runs @ 39.83
Leading Wicket Taker: Daniel Rowe - 27 wkts @ 14.52
Olinda
Home Ground: Olinda Rec Reserve
Nickname: The Bloods
Last Season: 8th Place
1W - 9L - 15pts (0501%, -1591 NRR)
Leading Scorer:
Gregg Wallace - 161 runs @ 1610
Leading Wicket Taker: Glenn Meyer - 8wkts @ 36.25
Rowville
Home Ground: Seebeck Oval
Nickname: The Hawks
Last Season: 4th Place / Semi Finals (Bailey Reserve)
5W - 6L - 36pts (0785%, -0132 NRR)
Leading Scorer:
Trevor Wood - 395 runs @ 4389
Leading Wicket Taker: Mehar Vilkhu - 14wkts @ 2021
SouthBelgrave
Home Ground: Belgrave South Rec Reserve
Nickname: South
Last Season: 6th Place 4W - 7L - 34pts (1064%, 0024 NRR)
Leading Scorer:
Darren Ray - 527 runs @ 4392
Leading Wicket Taker: Shane Seamer - 24wkts @ 1950
R1 4 Oct - vs Knox Gardens @ HV Jones Res
R2 11 Oct - vs Belgrave @ Belgrave Rec Reserve
R3 18-25 Oct - vs Monbulk @ Monbulk Rec Reserve
R4 1 Nov - vs Johnson Park @ HV Jones Reserve
R5 8-15 Nov - vs South Belgrave @ HV Jones Reserve
R6 22-29 Nov - vs Olinda @ HV Jones Reserve
R7 6-13 Dec - vs Belgrave @ HV Jones Reserve
R8 20 Dec - vs Olinda @ Olinda Reserve
R9 10 Jan - vs Rowville @ HV Jones Reserve
R10 17-24 Jan - vs Knox Gardens @ Knox Gardens Reserve
R11 31 Jan-7 Feb - vs Rowville @ Seebeck Oval
R12 14-21 Feb - vs Johnson Park @ Fair Park Reserve
R13 28 Feb - vs Monbulk @ HV Jones Reserve
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Mountain Gate’s 3 XI sit atop the pile after last season’s Community 4 standings, with a minor Premiership converted into a Premiership against Knoxfield
In a 9-win Home and Away season, the Gators finished nearly 2 matches clear of Knoxfield, with a Semi Final appearance against St Johns Tecoma converted into a 5-wicket victory The Final against the Knights was a match well in the balance, with bowlers holding sway. However it was Mother Nature who delivered the final blow, securing the season honors for the Gators after a dominate year.
The result now sees the 3 XI jump into Community 3 for the 2025/26 season, kicking off the Premiership campaign against Eildon Park at Windermere on 4 October Another one day match follows against Belgrave, before the first of the two-day matches in a Community 4 Grand Final rematch against Knoxfield at Windermere Reserve on 18-25 October
After the Cup weekend off, Upper FTG plays host to the Gators on 8-15 November, before Mountain Gate host Belgrave the next fortnight at Windermere
Eildon Park kicks off December, welcoming the Gators to Eildon Park Reserve on 6-13 December, prior to Upwey hosting Mountain Gate at Silvan to close off 2025
The 3 XI comes back following the VMCU Carnival, with the first ball in anger to be bowled against Upper FTG at Windermere Reserve on 17 January.
A high-scoring one day match is assured as the Gators venture to Knoxfield’s Benedikt Reserve on 24 January, before a two-day fixture against Upwey at WIndermere Reserve
The season reaches fever-pitch on Valentines Day with a fornight at Menzies Creek against Belgrave, before finishing the season as it started - a one day match against Eildon Park at Windermere Reserve
It will be a mixture of youth and experience with the bat in hand, as Mark Lieversz (296 runs @ 4933) and Ryan Stapleton (237 @ 2936) proved last season
Lieversz provided a consistent contribution to the scoresheet, with 4 scores over 40 including a half-century against Knox Gardens Meanwhile, Stapleton continues along his development pathway, emphasised by two headline halfcentury performances against Olinda (69) and Belgrave (52) amongst elevations into the 2 XI. nd
With the ball, Matthew Carter continues to gain in height, speed and skill with every passing day, having claimed the 3 XI Bowling Award for Season 2024/25 with 11 wickets at a paltry 12.55.
Carter’s highlight will no doubt be the matchup against St Johns Tecoma, sending down 14 overs for a maiden 5/24
Ryan Stapleton proved to be a beacon of the future, posting two half-centuries in 2024/25
Slim Shady? More like slim pickings off my bowling! Matthew Carter sending down heat in 2024/25
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Mountain Gate’s 1 XI Women’s team will be looking to turn lady luck onto their side this season, after a season of frustrating results not reflecting the talent of the team st
The Gators have every right to feel aggrieved, having lost 5 matches of 16 to weather-affected non-results And in matches completed, some surprise results ensured an early end to the campaign
However fate now rests in their hands with a Round 1 matchup against Canterbury on Sunday 5 October before the inter-FTGDCA matchup against Belgrave at Belgrave on Sunday 12 October. th th
The Gators then host St Andrews at HV Jones in Round 3, backing up a week later at HV against Montrose.
A Sunday roadtrip on 9 November to Woori Yallock meets the Gators as they take on Lusatia Park, before coming up against the first of the new additions to the grade in Kilsyth at HV Jones on Sunday 16 November th th
Canterbury hosts the return match against the Gators on 23 November, before another long haul trip to Wandin on Sunday 30 and Montrose on 7 December rd th
Dates and locations are yet to be finalised from Round 10 onwards, however the Gators will play Belgrave at home (Round 10), St Andrews away (Round 11), Lusatia Park at home (Round 12), Kilsyth away (Round 13) and Wandin at home to complete the 14-round Season
Miah Beardshaw leads the way with the willow, her 199 runs last season coming at 2843 and was highlighted by an unbeaten 51 not out against Canterbury Meanwhile skipper Gabby Giulier reached 171 runs at 2443 - a 47 against Heatherdale being the highlight of the season
Miah Beardshaw posted 199 runs across the year to be a strong showing at the crease
On the bowling front, Humaira Afghan claimed 9 wickets at an average of 12 to be the leading wicket-taker, with 3/14 as best figures of the year against Heatherdale
Likewise in the bowling columns, Miah Beardshaw (8 wickets @ 2063) and Mikaela Giulieri (8 wickets @ 2238) each provided bowling solutions, whilst Bibi Amar (7 wickets @ 1700) also gave the Gator Girls choices to throw the ball around to
Humaira Afghan was in dominant form with the ball all year, claiming 3/14 against Heatherdale
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In an exciting development, Mountain Gate will merge with SKLPS Boronia to maintain the 2 XI program in 2025/26 nd
The 8-round fixture will be played exclusively as T20s, with the Gator/SKLPS team to take on Monbulk at Monbulk Rec Reserve for their first match together
Round 2 sees a matchup at Windermere Reserve against St Johns Tecoma, before a week off in Round 3 due to the bye
Mulgrave will host the Gator/SKLPS on Sunday 23 November, before HV plays host to South Belgrave’s team on Sunday 7 December to close off the calendar year.
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It is a prolonged wait before the Gator/SKLPS travel to Batterham Reserve against The Basin, before then coming up against Upwey Tecoma at HV Jones on 15 February. th
A final round match up against Knoxfield at Carrington Park Reserve on Sunday 1 March will wrap up the regular season in the 9-team competition st
Last season saw the Gator/Knight combination finish 5 , missing finals only by a match th
Sandra Tidey shone brightest with the bat, posting 94 runs at 4700, with the highest score coming against Knox Gardens with 41 not out Maddi Southam also provided contributions with 86 runs at 1720, the highlight being a 41 not out performance against South Belgrave to score a memorable win
With the ball, Ashlea Foster claimed the bowling award, her 8 wickets at 938 a reflection of consistency highlighted by claiming 3/5 from 3 overs against Olinda
Ashlea Foster lead the way with the ball last season, claiming 9 wickets at 938
Sandra Tidey was the go-to for run scoring in the Gator/Knights team last season, reaching 94 runs
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Round 6 has Upper FTG as the final match of 2025 on Sunday 21 December st
The new year begins on Sunday 18 January, with the Gators hosting Knox Boronia at HV Jones, before a 1 February matchup against the Kings at home will close out the 8-round season th st
Dave Tulloch carries over his 2 XI form into the Veterans, hitting 129 runs at 6450 in his 4 inningswith Tulloch unable to be dismissed against Eildon Park posting 45 retired not out and 40 retired not out nd
Bowling-wise, it was Tim Wise who topped the standings for the Gators with 6 wickets @ 24.67 - his 3/9 against Lysterfield the highlight. Likewise, Ben Osbourne claimed 6 wickets @ 25.83, with 2/14 against Upper FTG the pick of the season.
Same Dave Tulloch, same result. All that has changed is the shirt!
Tim Wise was taking scalps for fun in the Veterans, claiming 6 wickets across the season
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SEASONLAUNCH-4THOCTOBER
The Season’s 2025/26 and what better way to kick off the season with a Round 1 catch up for our Season Launch at HV Jones Reserve.
And as an added bonus, our President is that dedicated enough to share her birthday catchup on the same night!
Food is provided, with mini party games and raffle prizes to be won.
Arvo Tea went out some time ago, however a Season Launch Tea will be the brew of the night as the Prez’s favorite drink
