Tauranga Boys' College Cricket

It is our pleasure to introduce our sponsors for the next two years.
As seen on Friday we are very excited to unveil our new Naming right sponsor, Boult Flooring. We look forward to working with Jono, Zoe and family.
Craigs Investment partners continue their long standing partnership with TBC Cricket. Chris and his team from Outdoor Rooms are again huge supporters of our boys.
For all our Cricket equipment we are lucky to use Scott and his team at Kilbirnie Sports once again.
We are very happy to welcome Number Works n Words Tauranga to the team along with Know How Property for all your mortgage, Insurance and Kiwisaver needs.
Please support our sponsors whenever you can.

We have found our new Naming right sponsor for the next two seasons.
Boult Flooring was drawn live on FB.
Congratulations Boult Flooring.

We look forward to our new partnership.

A huge thank you to every business who supported us in this raffle.

Just two days to go before we find out who our next naming right sponsor is.
Thanks to those businesses who have already bought tickets and a number with multiple.
Follow the link to get your business in the draw. https://tinyurl.com/y2nss2kx

Bharat Popli retires after a stellar career with ND.
Another Cricket Old Boy who shows the traits we want all our boys to have.
I fantastic role model, player and person.
All the best with retirement Baz.

We have just over a week to go before we announce our new naming right sponsor of the TBc Cricket.
There is still time to get your ticket in the draw to be front and centre of all TBC Cricket playing tops.
Sponsorship will give your company far reaching exposure and also the ability to go behind the scenes of TBC cricket and see what makes it tick.
All tickets are tax deductable.
Scan the QR code or click the link: https://www.tbc.school.nz/etickets/tbc-cricket-2026-partnership-raffle

Shout out to our 1st Xl cricket captain Ashton Lucas who received his cap for playing 25 games for the Football 1st Xl.
Well done Ashton.
Photo credit to Regan Cross photography