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Teams Seniors Playing from our home ground at Kevin Shorten Reserve, the Druids have four Senior Men’s teams playing in the Victorian Turf Cricket Association (VCTA) competition. Read More Girls The Druids have fast become the destination club for girls in Melbourne’s inner west. Our girls program commenced in season 2017/18 and has grown to include more than 40 girls in season 2020/21. Read More Juniors The Druids reintroduced junior cricket to the club in 2013/14. Since then, we have grown from strength to strength with the junior program catering for in excess of 130 players across 14 junior teams. Read More Introductory Junior Blasters is the perfect introduction to cricket for boys and girls aged from 5 to 7. Read More

Junior Blasters is the perfect introduction to cricket for boys and girls aged from 5 to 7. Introductory Junior Blasters is the perfect introduction to cricket for boys and girls aged from 5 to 7. < Previous Team Next Team > Junior Blasters is the perfect introduction to cricket for boys and girls aged from 5 to 7. With an action packed hour of activities, players have the opportunity to learn and develop their skills in a family-friendly environment. Our Junior Blasters program is conducted at Shorten Reserve on Friday nights and will run side-by-side with our U11 Cubs teams, showing the Junior Blasters the next step on their cricket journey. Age group: 5 to 7 Program Length: 60 minutes Season: 6-8 weeks between October and Christmas Time: 5:15pm Friday evenings Location: Kevin Shorten Reserve, Market Street, West Footscray Benefits: Learn new skills including catching, throwing and teamwork Make new friends or organise a group to learn together Own Blasters Pack and wear the colours of their favourite Big Bash heroes All equipment supplied, parents join in the fun It’s safe – we use plastic bats and a rubber ball Contact: Gary Tilton 0409 199 830

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The Druids have fast become the destination club for girls in Melbourne’s inner west.  Our girls program commenced in season 2017/18 and has grown to include more than 40 girls in season 2020/21. Girls The Druids have fast become the destination club for girls in Melbourne’s inner west. Our girls program commenced in season 2017/18 and has grown to include more than 40 girls in season 2020/21. < Previous Team Next Team > The Druids have fast become the destination club for girls in Melbourne’s inner west. Our girls program commenced in season 2017/18 and has grown to include more than 40 girls in season 2020/21. In addition to girls only teams, we have many girls also playing in our mixed U11 and U13 teams. A fun, supportive and nurturing environment and culture has seen our program be highly sought after, and it has produced many Western Region representative players in the U12, U14 and U16 age groups over the past three seasons. We also have Level 1 & 2 female cricket coaches delivering the girls program. Age group: 9 to 16 Teams: U11 (Friday), U13 (Monday & Saturday), U16 (Wednesday) Game Length: 2 to 2.5 hours Season: mid-October to end-February Benefits: Play fun games of cricket with new and old friends All girls and mixed team environments Shorter game time Training provided on weeknights by Level 1 and 2 coaches Individually numbered player cap Contact: Libby Howe 0408 707 757 or Alison Whan 0408 758 740

Girls Only Master Blasters Indicative age of 7-10. Master Blasters is a modified cricket program made up of small-sided teams for those with basic cricketing skills. This program is Girls Only and run at a central location of Joe McAleer Park. Participating Clubs: Bidwill Cricket Club Blacktown City Cricket Club Blacktown Workers Junior Cricket Club Bungarribee County Cricket Club Clydesdale Farm Cricket Club Doonside Cricket Club Galungara Cricket Club Glenwood Redbacks Cricket Club Plumpton Glendenning Cricket Club Ropes Crossing Cricket Club Schofields Cricket Club Kellyville Ridge Cricket Club The Ponds Cricket Club

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Cricket Blast Skills Indicative age of 5-7. Cricket Blast Skills is for kids new to cricket with participants building their skills through fun, game-based activities. Participating Clubs: Blacktown Workers Junior Cricket Club Galungara Cricket Club Kellyville Ridge Cricket Club Plumpton Glendenning Cricket Club Rooty Hill RSL Cricket Club Ropes Crossing Cricket Club Schofields Cricket Club Bungarribee County Cricket Club Clydesdale Farm Cricket Club Glenwood Redbacks Cricket Club Cricket Blast Competion Indicative age of 7-10. Cricket Blast Competition is a modified cricket program made up of small-sided teams for those with basic cricketing skills. Run at a central location of Glendenning Reserve. Participating Clubs: Bidwill Cricket Club Blacktown City Cricket Club Blacktown Workers Junior Cricket Club Clydesdale Farm Cricket Club Doonside Cricket Club Galungara Cricket Club Glenwood Redbacks Cricket Club Plumpton Glendenning Cricket Club Rooty Hill RSL Cricket Club Ropes Crossing Cricket Club Schofields Cricket Club Bungarribee County Cricket Club Kellyville Ridge Cricket Club The Ponds Cricket Club Interested in Girls Only Master Blasters? Learn More

The Druids reintroduced junior cricket to the club in 2013/14.  Since then, we have grown from strength to strength with the junior program catering for in excess of 130 players across 14 junior teams. Juniors The Druids reintroduced junior cricket to the club in 2013/14. Since then, we have grown from strength to strength with the junior program catering for in excess of 130 players across 14 junior teams. < Previous Team Next Team > The Druids reintroduced junior cricket to the club in 2013/14. Since then, we have grown from strength to strength with the junior program catering for in excess of 130 players across 14 junior teams from U11 to U17 (girls, boys and mixed teams) in 2020/21. A fun, supportive and nurturing environment and culture has seen our program be highly sought after, and it has produced many Western Region representative players in the U12, U14 and U16 age groups over the past three seasons. We also have Level 1 & 2 female cricket coaches delivering the girls program. Age group: 9 to 16 Teams: U11 (Friday), U13 (Monday & Saturday), U16 (Wednesday) Game Length: 2 to 2.5 hours Season: mid-October to end-February Benefits: Play fun games of cricket with new and old friends All girls and mixed team environments Shorter game time Training provided on weeknights by Level 1 and 2 coaches Individually numbered player cap Contact: Libby Howe 0408 707 757 or Alison Whan 0408 758 740