The West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook CC was formed in 1930 and is the largest Club in the Hornsby Ku-ring-gai and Hills District Cricket Association – itself being formed in 1926.

The 2009-10 Season finished on the 28th March 2010 and we start up again with Registration Day on Sunday 25th July 2010 – our 81st season as a Club.

Last season (2009-10), we entered a record 12 teams in A1, A2, Colts (2 Teams), B1, B2, C1, C2, C3 (2 teams), D1 and D2 Grades. We had 10 Teams make it to the Semi Finals with 5 making it through to the Final. Congratulations to A2 and C3 and D1 Grades who won their Premierships and to A1 and B2 who were Runners-up.


Competition is played from A1 Grade (good quality of cricket played on excellent turf wickets) to D2 grade – competitive cricket played on hard wickets. We also participate in a turf based Colts competition where our best U19 players participate.

Key dates

• Our Annual General Meeting will be held on Monday 21st June 2010.
• Registration Day for 2010-11 will be on Sunday 27th July 2010 at Oakhill Drive Public School, Oakhill Drive, Castle Hill between 1.30 pm and 4.30 pm. Feel free to call Ross Anderson on 9476-0595 for more information.
• 1st practice will be on Saturday 7th August 2010 at the WPH Sports Club nets (103 Newline Road) and will continue every Saturday until the 4th September or 11th September – our last practice before the season starts.
• 1st game will most likely be on Saturday 11th September 2010

The Season

The season is played along the following lines:

• We start most likely on Saturday 11th September 2010
• Games start at 1.00pm and generally finish at around 6.00pm the requirement being the bowling of a minimum of 75 overs in the day
• 14 games are played over Saturday’s with a semi final (1 Vs 4 and 2 Vs 3) and Final in each grade
• Competition is played up to Saturday 18th December 2010. We then have a break over Christmas and then restart with a one-day game on Saturday 8th January 2011
• The Semi Finals are played late March with the Final played on the Saturday/Sunday immediately before Easter.