Wynnum Manly District Cricket Club

🏏 SEPTEMBER HOLIDAY CRICKET IS COMING! 🦅

Looking for something fun, active and cricket-focused these school holidays?

The WMDCC Juniors Sea Eagles Academy has you covered!
Our September Holiday Clinics are packed with opportunities to build skills, develop confidence and enjoy plenty of time playing the game. 💚💛

📅 21–23 September – Three-Day Holiday Clinic
🏏 Batting | Bowling & Fielding | Centre Wicket Scenarios & Games

🍽️ Lunch provided

🧤 29 September – Wicketkeepers & Spinners Clinic

👧 30 September – Girls Only Holiday Clinic

Places are limited, so don't miss out!
👉 Scan the QR code on the flyer or register via https://www.playhq.com/cricket-australia/org/wynnum-manly-sea-eagles-cricket-club/61c5a532/register

🦅 Join the Sea Eagles these holidays!

🏏 FROM SCHOOL TO CLUB! 🦅💚💛

We’re excited to launch our School Programs to Club Cricket Transition Day — giving kids who have participated in cricket programs at local schools the opportunity to discover what Wynnum Manly District Cricket Club has to offer!

Manly West State School
Moreton Bay College
Wondall Heights State School
Guardian Angels School

This term, Queensland Cricket have delivered programs at Manly West State School, Tingalpa State School and Moreton Bay College, while our club has also been out in the community running programs at Wondall Heights State School and Guardian Angels Primary School.

Now, we want to help take the next step from school cricket into club cricket! 🏏

Our Transition Day will give participants the chance to:

🏏 Have fun with some cricket activities
🦅 Meet our coaches and players
🏟️ Experience our club facilities
🌱 Learn about our junior cricket pathways
🤝 Discover how they can continue playing, developing and making friends through cricket

📅 Friday 11 September
⏰ 4:30–5:30pm
📍 175 Boundary Street, Tingalpa
Whether you're completely new to club cricket or ready to take the next step, we'd love to see you there!

TAKE THE NEXT STEP. JOIN THE SEA EAGLES! 🦅💚💛

Register via https://www.playhq.com/cricket-australia/register/4c0d09

SEA EAGLES PARTNERSHIPS - THE CLUB THATS VISIBLE 👀👀

We know you enjoy our club socials, if you didn’t why would we be the largest in Queensland Premier Cricket ? 🤔

But did you know that during the two week T20MAX period alone our 8nstagram page had over 888,000 views. That’s a heck of a lot of eyeballs.

So here’s the thing - the WMDCC executive has for years worked tirelessly to provide you the best facilities we possibly can and we don’t intend to stop anytime soon.

To help us, we are looking for further companies to join our group of extensive partners for Season 2026/27 and beyond.

In return, we guarantee that we will showcase your business just like those who currently and historically support us.

Don’t believe us? Ask any of our sponsors and we will back them to give us a raving review.

So don’t just be amazed by our Socials, be a part of them and help us continue to strive for the best facilities we can produce for our members.

Promise you won’t be dissappointed.

Email [email protected] for more details.



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Ladies and Gentlemen - Aden Biddle

A special knock from a special player.

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SEA EAGLES YOUTH CRICKET STARTS WITH A BANG 💥

A couple of strong wins by our Lords Taverners and BMC1 teams at home and a challenging first up defeat for our BMC2 side were the results from day 1 of the Youth competitions.

A big run chase on Ian Droney Oval saw Aden Biddle make a statement which absolute no one at Sea Eagles HQ was surprise by.

A 106 run partnership with Caeden Ford enable the Sea Eagles to mow down the 260 run partnership.

Whilst it was a strong team effort, a few eyes were closely watching Finn Haller as he came back from injury with an impressive performance.

The sandpit at Wayne Broad Oval produced another tight contest with Caleb McDougall showing his mental strength with a tough innings at the top of the order.

Noah Bray was then the pick of the bowlers amongst an impressive 8 bowler attack as the Sea Eagles claimed a 19 run victory.

Our BMC2 team weren’t as fortunate in their match however an unbeaten 70 by Will Perry showed his huge efforts at training are reaping the rewards.

PLAY. WATCH. JOIN. 🦅

Whether you want to take the field, follow the action or become part of our community, there is a place for you at Wynnum Manly District Cricket Club.

With more than 750 players across our men’s, women’s, youth, junior and veterans programs, the Sea Eagles are proud to be one of Queensland’s largest cricket clubs.

Follow us throughout Season 2026/27 for match-day coverage, highlights, results, player stories and everything happening at Carmichael Park.

Players. Families. Supporters. Volunteers. Partners.

One club. Every level. Everyone welcome.

Find out more at wmdcc.com.au

SEY CUP | DEVELOPING OUR NEXT GENERATION

The SEY Cup is a competition designed to give Under 15 male cricketers additional high-quality cricket alongside their regular junior cricket.

Played with other Premier Grade clubs, the competition allows young players to further develop their skills, experience the Premier Cricket pathway and build stronger connections with our senior program.

This season, Wynnum Manly proudly entered two Sea Eagles teams, coached by current First and Second Grade players Harley Malpass and Ben Marsden.

It is fantastic to see our senior players giving back and helping guide the next generation of Sea Eagles.

We can’t wait to see how these young men develop back in their junior clubs as a result of this development opportunity.

ONE CLUB. MANY CULTURES.

Wynnum Manly District Cricket Club was proud to support the PACA BCC T10 Cup at Sea Eagles HQ this weekend.

Congratulations to the Pakistan Australian Cultural Association for bringing the competition together, and thank you to Queensland Cricket for supporting such an important community event.

Our club is proud to welcome people from all backgrounds. Cricket has a wonderful ability to bring different cultures and communities together through a shared love of the game.

Thank you to every player, official, volunteer and supporter who helped make the weekend such a success.

Cricket. Culture. Community.