Port Adelaide are one of 13 SACA Grade clubs and have four senior teams in the
A, B, C & D Grade competitions, South Australia's pathway to Test cricket.
Previous players include Justin Langer, Brendon Julian, Jamie Cox and Phil DeFreitas. Our current leading player is Matthew Weeks, who has represented South Australia, while we have also had a number of other state representatives in the last decade, including Mark Harritty, Peter Cameron and Brad Young.
Check all the scores, player statistics and fixtures, on all men’s teams by clicking here
View the Port Adelaide Cricket Club A grade squad for 2009 here
For further information and player enquires please contact:
Paul Finnie
Phone: 0431 016 657 or 8207 6455, email: paul_finnie@hotmail.com
2008/2009 Trophy Winners
PACC Men’s Player of the Season - Bradman Medalist Matthew Weeks
PACC Coaches Award - Anthony Seccafien
PACC Men’s Batting Competition Winner - Dean Leone Thurs Night Competitive Training Session
A Grade Men
Batting Aggregate & Average - Matthew Weeks 493 Runs @ 61.62
Bowling Aggregate & Average - Matthew Weeks 25 wickets @ 20.25
Fielding Award - Jason Roy
Best Under 21 Player - Don McAllister Trophy – Ryan Sawade
B Grade Men
Batting Aggregate - Brett Webber 222 runs @ 31.71
Bowling Aggregate - Shannon Larwood 15 wickets @ 7.8
Fielding Award - Ben Wallis
C Grade Men
Batting Aggregate - Steve Hoffman with 195 Runs @ 15
Bowling Aggregate - Colby Grace 18 Wickets @ 11
Fielding Award - Josh Litchfield
D Grade Men
Batting Aggregate - Dean Leone 322 @ 35.77
Bowling Aggregate - Dave Beaney 18 Wickets @ 10.83
Fielding Award - Rohan Pivetta
PACC Men’s Century Makers Matthew Weeks 121* Jason Roy 140 Dean Leone 107*
PACC Men’s 5 Wicket Hauls
Matthew Weeks 5/67 vs Adelaide
Alex Armour 5/35 vs Sturt
Shannon Larwood 5/39 vs University
Shannon Larwood 6/20 vs Northern Districts
Colby Grace 5/49 vs Woodville
James Barnes 6/54 vs West Torrens
Dave Beaney 5/10 vs Prospect
Magpies' Sawade selected as Rising Star for Round 2
Port Adelaide recruit Ryan Sawade has been selected as the first Grade Cricket Rising Star nominee for 2008/09.
With Port Adelaide scoring 263 from their 50 overs, Sawade, a right hand medium fast bowler
ensured a Magpies victory by taking 4/42 from 10 overs. Tea Tree Gully was eventually all out
for 224 in the Round 2 match at Port Adelaide Reserve. Sawade followed up this impressive
performance by taking a further 3/34 against Northern Districts in the opening round of the
XXXX Gold One Day Cup the following day. The enthusiastic twenty year old began his Grade
Cricket career with Adelaide in their junior grades before debuting in the Buffalos’ A grade a few
seasons ago. This year, Sawade moved to Port Adelaide to take up the challenge of leading the
Magpies attack.
Port's Sam Harvey named as Rising Star for Round 8
Four late wickets to Port Adelaide’s Sam Harvey halted East Torrens’ momentum and secured
him with a nomination for the Grade Cricket Rising Star award for Round 8.
On Saturday at Port Adelaide Reserve, the Magpies compiled a competitive 257 and had the
Red’s two down for just 27 runs. However, the game seemed to be back in the Red’s hands
early on day 2 after a couple of solid partnerships. East Torrens was seemingly cruising at
4/125, until Sam Harvey was given the ball. Harvey’s return of 4/14 from 9.5 overs, restricted
the last 5 batters to just 8 runs between them, thus ensuring the points going to Port Adelaide.
The right arm off spinner has worked his way through the junior ranks at Port Adelaide, beginning
in 2003/04 in the Ray Sutton squad and debuting in a single A Grade appearance last season. This
season, a sprinkling of B Grade wickets and experience in the XXXX Gold One Day and Twenty20
matches has seen Harvey almost cement his spot at the top.
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