PRE SEASON UPDATE Firstly, apologies for the length of this correspondence, but there is a lot to communicate in the lead up to the pre-season. With the 2026/27 cricket pre-season now just a month away, I wanted to reconnect with our Marist Cricket community and share some exciting updates ahead of another great season. Thank you to everyone who contributed to the success of last season. MCCCC continues to grow as one of the ACT’s leading community cricket clubs, built on par

To the Marist Cricket Club Community, Our Annual General Meeting was held on Wednesday the 6th of May. Well done to everyone who attended the AGM — it was fantastic to see such a strong turnout and level of engagement across the Club. I am honoured to have been appointed as President and look forward to working closely with the Committee and broader Club community in the season ahead. Last season’s success — with 34 teams taking the field, over 100 volunteers supporting the C

Read all about the champion season in the Yearbook https://www.maristcanberracricket.com.au/yearbooks

MCCCC families, It’s the pointy end of the season. The club has some things to mention to help us all finish on a high. Thanks to all our volunteers across the club for making this a memorable season for our boys. Indigenous round . This weekend we are recognising Marist Indigenous round. Our timing reflects a date between the national apology to indigenous people on 13 February (2008) and National Close the Gap Day on 19 March. Each team is invited to mark Indigenous round s

Pathways to Community - Marist Indigenous Artwork by Peter O'Callaghan This weekend we are recognising Marist Indigenous round. Our timing reflects a date between the national apology to indigenous people on 13 February (2008) and National Close the Gap Day on 19 March. Each team is invited to mark Indigenous round should they wish. Our fighting firsts can use our indigenous stumps. Coaches may wish to hold a circle, barefoot or otherwise and use the opportunity to give an a

When it is raining or threatening to rain, the process is basically: 1) If sports grounds are closed by ACT Gov, everything in Canberra is off. This is listed on their site: https://actsportsgrounds.act.gov.au/home ACT Gov usually update this about 7-730am every morning, so includes weekdays and weekends. QPRC manage all Queanbeyan and Bungendore grounds, so games could be on in Queanbeyan, but cancelled in Canberra. https://www.qprc.nsw.gov.au/Facilities-Recreation/Parks-Pla