THE Bulletin looks at five hidden stars from Gold Coast cricket fixtures over the weekend

THE Bulletin looks at five hidden stars from Gold Coast cricket fixtures over the weekend.

THE Bulletin looks at five hidden stars from Gold Coast cricket fixtures over the weekend.

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CALUM CARTER (MUDGEERABA NERANG – UNDER-15)

Captain of Mudgeeraba Blue’s under-15 side, the first drop posted his second half-century of the season with 79 from 99 balls against Southport Labrador on Saturday.

His 153-minute knock laid the platform for the visitors’ total of 208 at GUGC Oval.

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JAMES LAMONT (PALM BEACH – THIRD GRADE SOUTH)

Lamont collected 6-36 to help limit Queens to 245 at Dux Oval.

He will have more work to do when he resumes on 14 not out this Saturday, with Palm Beach in trouble at 5-69.

Mudgeeraba Nerang under-15 cricketer Calum Carter after posting 79 against Southport Labrador on Saturday.

BEAU JORGENSEN (HELENSVALE PACIFIC PINES - UNDER-12 NORTH)

After making 10 in the Hawks’ total of 211, Jorgensen ran riot with figures of 6-6 from 2.4 overs to help dismiss Mudgeeraba Nerang for 178.

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SAXON BRUCE (COOMERA HOPE ISLAND – UNDER-15)

After making 13 not out in the Crocs’ first-innings total of 191 on Saturday, Bruce turned destroyer with the ball.

He snared 6-12 from just four overs as Tamborine Mountain were reduced to 7-17 at stumps.

LUKE SMITH (MUDGEERABA NERANG – THIRD GRADE SOUTH)

Coming to the crease at 1-42, Smith smashed 142 from 94 balls against Surfers Paradise at Benowa on Saturday.

His knock included nine fours and 11 sixes as Mudgeeraba piled on 7-393 from 75 overs.