November 6, 2026

Coffs junior cricketers begin rep season

Daniel Martin celebrates making a century for Coffs Harbour.

COFFS Coast’s best junior cricketers have begun their representative season by taking on Clarence Valley Cricket Association sides in Harwood and Maclean.

Coffs Harbour District Cricket Association’s under-16, under-14s, and under-12s representative sides played off against Clarence Valley during the opening round of North Coast Cricket Council’s Inter-District competition.

The opening round games were originally scheduled for Sunday, 25 October, but were rescheduled for Sunday, 1 November, due to the recent wet weather.

Coffs Harbour’s under-14s started their rep season with a 57-run win against Clarence Valley in Maclean.

Coffs Harbour scored 2/167 from 32 overs, after the home side won the toss and elected to bowl.

Daniel Martin led the way with a magnificent knock of 100 not out, John Bell was the next highest scorer with 30.

Chasing 168 for victory, Clarence Valley were restricted to 8/110 from their 32 overs.

Kale Morrison took 3-23 from five overs for Coffs Harbour, and John Bell took 2-27 from seven overs.

Coffs Harbour’s under-12 side were also victorious against Clarence Valley, recording a four-wicket win in Maclean.

The hosts finished at 4/77 from 20 overs, after winning the toss and electing to bat.

Ross Hogan took 2-13 from four overs for Coffs Harbour.

The visitors chased down the total with three balls to spare, Billy Harrigan top scored with 26.

Clarence Valley under-16s defeated Coffs Harbour by four wickets at Harwood Oval.

Coffs set a total of 9/56 from 25.3 overs, after winning the toss and electing to bat.

The home side chased down the total in the 22nd over, Joshua de Groot took 3-10 from five overs for Coffs Harbour.

Coffs Harbour teams now host Clarence Valley in Woolgoolga, on Sunday, 8 November.

By Aiden BURGESS

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