10/09/2026
🏏 CELEBRATING A SEASON OF PROGRESS AND EXCELLENCE 🏏
The 2025/2026 J.T.G. Cricket Association Annual Awards Evening, held at Kalahari High School, provided a special opportunity to reflect on another memorable season of cricket in our region.
The evening celebrated not only the trophies and outstanding individual performances, but also the strides achieved together across the men’s, women’s, junior, high school and primary school structures that form part of the J.T.G. Cricket Association.
Every achievement reflects the dedication of the people who continue to develop and grow cricket throughout our region.
TEAM CHAMPIONS
• Men’s 50 Over Premier League – Kathu Cricket Club
• Men’s 50 Over Promotional League – Kalahari Eye Warriors Cricket Club
• Men’s T20 Premier League – Kathu Giants Cricket Club
• Men’s T20 Promotional League – Kathu Cricket Club
• Women’s T20 Premier League – Kalahari Eye Warriors Cricket Club
• Men’s 6-a-Side Tournament – Kathu Cricket Club
• Women’s 6-a-Side Tournament – Kalahari Eye Warriors Cricket Club
• Junior T20 Premier League – Kathu Cricket Club
• High Schools u/19 Boys – Kalahari High School
• High Schools u/19 Girls – Kalahari High School
• High Schools u/16 Boys – Kalahari High School
• Primary Schools u/13 A Boys – Kathu Primary School
• Primary Schools u/13 B Boys – Amarantus Academy
• Primary Schools u/11 A Boys – Kathu Primary School
• Primary Schools u/11 B Boys – Vryburg Primary School
• Primary Schools u/13 A Girls – Vryburg Primary School
🌟 INDIVIDUAL AWARD WINNERS
Men’s 50 Over Premier League
• Most Runs – Marno Coetzee
• Most Wickets – Ikanyeng Matlhoko
Men’s 50 Over Promotional League
• Most Runs – Botshelo Diphaye
• Most Wickets – Conroy van Kradenburg
Men’s T20 Premier League
• Most Runs – Motheo Kitchen
• Most Wickets – Stephan de Klerk & Oratile Jubeni
Men’s T20 Promotional League
• Most Runs – Chris Koch
• Most Wickets – Rakib Miah
Women’s T20 Premier League
• Most Runs – Roeline Louw
• Most Wickets – Rethabile Motlhanke & Roeline Louw
Junior T20 Premier League
• Most Runs – Kian Louw
• Most Wickets – Kgotso Frans
High Schools
• u/19 Boys Most Runs – Juan Fourie
• u/19 Boys Most Wickets – Kabelo Pitsoyakgosi
• u/19 Girls Most Runs – Roeline Louw
• u/19 Girls Most Wickets – Oratile Mosimanyane
Primary Schools
• u/13 A Boys Most Runs – JG Geldenhuys
• u/13 A Boys Most Wickets – Stiaan Bergh
• u/13 A Girls Most Runs – Kara van Niekerk
• u/13 A Girls Most Wickets – Medri van Wyk
• u/11 A Boys Most Runs – Kian Louw
• u/11 A Boys Most Wickets – Gerhard Vosser
• u/9 A Boys Most Runs and Most Wickets – Harry van Eeden
Congratulations to every winning team and individual award recipient. Your achievements are the result of commitment, discipline and a genuine love for the game.
A special word of appreciation goes to our guest speaker, Mr Kenneth Moloi, Vice-President of Free State Cricket and a member of the Rural C.S.A. Executive Committee, for joining us and sharing in this important occasion.
A very special word of thanks also goes to Mrs Juanita Laubscher and her team for treating us to a wonderful dinner. Your warm hospitality, attention to detail and willingness to always go above and beyond made the evening especially memorable. We sincerely appreciate everything you did to ensure that our guests felt welcomed and so well looked after.
We sincerely thank our valued partners—Anglo American, S.I.O.C. -CDT, the J.T.G. Sports Council and the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture—for their continued contributions to cricket development in our region.
Thank you also to the J.T.G. Executive Committee and to every player, administrator, coach, manager, umpire, scorer, parent and volunteer. The countless hours and unwavering commitment you dedicate to our game make these achievements possible.
The 2025/2026 season gave us much to celebrate, but it also reminded us of how much more we can achieve when we work together. We look forward to building on this progress and taking J.T.G. cricket to even greater heights.
