Toowoomba junior cricket teams of the week for round 5
We shine a light on the 60 stars of round 5 of the Toowoomba junior cricket competitions in our teams of the week. Find out who made the cut from your club and grade with all five competitions in the spotlight here.
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The strength of the Toowoomba junior cricket competition was on full show over the weekend with several young guns making their mark for their respective sides.
We have run the rule across all five grades to name our teams of the week for each junior competition.
See who made the teams from your team below.
Stage 1 Blue
1. Harley Groat (Oakey): 35 runs from 25 balls and 4-7 from two overs.
2. Xavier Knight (Oakey): 33 runs from 20 balls and 1-22 from four overs.
3. Jett Whitby (Oakey): 35 runs from 20 balls.
4. Harrison Bolitho (Souths): 31 runs from 17 balls.
5. Huddson Smith (Souths): 31 runs from 18 balls and 2-8 from three overs.
6. Ryan Harrison (Met Easts TAS): 28 runs from 19 balls.
7. Saskia Garner (Souths): 31 runs from 24 balls and 2-9.
8. Arthur McCormick (Met Easts TGS): 4-13 from four overs.
9. Oliver Ehrlich (Oakey): 3-14 from four overs.
10. Jordan Heilig (Souths): 3-10 from four overs and 12 runs from 20 balls.
11. Monique Carson (Souths): 3-11 from four overs.
12th man. Luke Siebenhausen (Souths): 24 runs from 17 balls and 2-9.
Stage 1 Red
1. Rhys Steger (Northern Brothers): 51 runs from 22 balls and 2-24.
2. Hunter Humphrey (Millmerran): 28 runs from 12 balls and 3-4.
3. Reginald Mansfield (Souths): 26 runs from 16 balls and 2-16.
4. Nikhil Sunil (Souths): 25 runs from 16 balls and 1-35.
5. Carter Laine (Pittsworth): 26 runs from 17 balls.
6. Hugh Wilson (Highfields): 20 runs from 15 balls and 2-6.
7. Lincoln Steger (Northern Brothers): 21 runs from 18 balls and 2-12.
8. Luke Kirby (Millmerran): 15 runs and 3-6.
9. William Geiger (Pittsworth): 3-16.
10. Ethan Watson (Souths): 3-24.
11. Isaac Englart (Souths): 3-42.
12th man. Oliver Smith (Pittsworth Millmerran): 24 runs from 17 balls and 1-10.
Stage 2 Blue
1. Charlotte Kidd (Toowoomba Girls’ Cricket Hub): 36 runs from 30 balls.
2. James Toms (Wests): 72 runs from 39 balls.
3. Bailey Duggan (Souths): 67 runs from 45 balls and 1-23.
4. Harrison Barbe (Wests Downlands): 72 runs from 33 balls and 2-10.
5. Harvey Wilson (Highfields): 51 runs from 53 balls.
6. Liam McHugh (Souths): 29 runs from 17 balls.
7. Luke Redinger (Met-Easts): 30 runs from 30 balls and 1-4.
8. Micah Anderson (Highfields): 3-1 from 1.5 overs.
9. Peter Fitzpatrick (Souths): 3-12 from four overs.
10. Will Dewar (Souths): 3-23 from 3.1 overs.
11. Adam Chicken (Oakey): 3-15 from four overs.
12th man. Cooper Clarke (Souths): 29 runs from 23 balls.
Stage 2 Red
1. James Allan (Souths): 45 runs from 43 balls.
2. Oliver Willis (Wests Downlands): 32 runs from 36 balls.
3. Jacob Bartkowski (Oakey): 38 runs from 27 balls and 1-4 from three overs.
4. Riley Scheuerle (Oakey): 55 runs from 40 balls and 1-9 from three overs.
5. Fred Hudson (Met Easts TGS): 36 runs from 39 balls.
6. Brodie Todd (Met Easts TGS): 30 runs from 44 balls.
7. Finn Smith (Wests Downlands): 28 runs from 28 balls and 1-1 from four overs.
8. Charles Peart (Met Easts TGS): 23 runs from 30 balls and 3-16 from four overs.
9. Benjamin Vogler (Wests Downlands): 4-3 from 2.3 overs.
10. Liam Burges (Souths): 3-9 from three overs.
11. Lachlan Warby (Highfields): 3-13 from 2.2 overs.
12th man. Dominic Kirby (Pittsworth Millmerran): 27 runs from 16 balls and 1-5 from three overs.
Stage 3
1. Caelan McNicol (Wests Downlands): 41 runs from 39 balls.
2. Ben Schmidt (Oakey): 48 runs from 27 balls.
3. Daniel Byrne (Northern Brothers): 45 runs from 36 balls.
4. William Cameron (Met Easts TAS): 48 runs from 22 balls.
5. Daniel Giumelli (Northern Brothers): 37 runs from 36 balls.
6. Noah Richardson (Met Easts TAS): 37 runs from 40 balls.
7. Joel Sondergeld (Highfields): 33 runs from 23 balls.
8. William Bartkowski (Oakey): 3-14 from four overs.
9. Finnegan Nolan (Wests Downlands): 3-12 from four overs.
10. James Anderson (Highfields): 2-4 from two overs and 14 runs from 20 balls.
11. Edward May (Met Easts TAS): 2-5 from three overs.
12th man. Toby Goldthorpe (Met Easts TAS): 31 runs from 25 balls and 1-22.
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