Smash 5 tournament in term 4:

New high schools, more teams, great feedback.

Difficulty transferring to competition run in term 1, around 50% return term 4 to 1.

How to cater to geographic differences.

Combined teams

Goals: Rebuild relationships, have some continuity to achieve this

Challenges geographically.

Try take cricket to the schools/ centres, find out what they want/need through engagement

Year 7 and 8s focus some more in this area.

Transition into 9

Girls Hub and Prem Hub - younger girls naturally gravitated to more entrant level. 10s in prems

Social 6s backyard smash - no pressures for registrations shortened program

Waitaki hostel and potentially St Kevins

Coaching sessions delivered from specialist coaches

Retention

How to get those who are promising to next level and get better while still having the social element.

Upskilling current coach to have those skills

Artha

– Secondary schools girls 13 girls

- Foundation girls smash have risen, building a base of numbers – 2 of the girls going on to play

-  Junior player of the year went to a girl – first

-  42% of girls naming cricket as their favorite summer sport

Jack

West coast  - 2 girl teams to rep tournaments this year

Monday night trainings – u15’s been playing against the boys

Jack

Greys high school –increased numbers

Primary school festival – follow through from 4/5 years – momentum

Collette

-   9 secondary school teams for girls first xi cup

-     Increase in senior women's club - final at seddon park

-   Opportunity for viable – playing on grass – opportunity to play more viable in region

Mark

-          Pleasant point – increased number

-          - independently / combined teams

-          Festival first

Lauren – small playing group

Couple of teams go away to tournament

Celebrating those girls

Focusing on pathways into and through cricket for our girls.

Building on the girls only delivery, enhancing the experience

Building resources in the schools so they can play.