Physical Activity Groups, Trainers & Coaches in Tasmania
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Join Ouse Table Tennis Club Action
Participate in local league matches and social play sessions.Suitable for all skill levels from beginners to competitive players.Membership offers access to regular training and games; contact the club to join.
Hobart Hurricanes Holiday Program - Launceston
Program Details: Two-day sessions running 10am–12pm, combining traditional cricket activities with skill-based instruction delivered by Hobart Hurricanes staff.What's Included: Participant pack featuring a tote bag, stress ball, and drink bottle.Cost: $39 per participant.Getting Started: Registration is available online. Simply register for your preferred dates to secure your child's spot.
Hurricanes Outfield Smash
Weekly 1-hour sessions with 8-player games, batting in pairs, and no experience or equipment needed—register as an individual and get placed into groups.Fun, action-packed play mimicking Hurricanes heroes, perfect for beginners learning the game.Short-term programs like Term 1 (e.g., March 2025 in various locations) offer easy entry to cricket participation.
Mowbray Cricket Club
Junior Cricket: Strong program with over 80 players in 5 teams, plus dedicated pathway for skill development and competitive play.Senior Cricket: Grade cricket opportunities in Northern Tasmanian Cricket Association, suitable for competitive players.Woolworths Cricket Blast and Master Blasters: Fun, introductory sessions ideal for beginners and all ages to build skills.Representative Cricket: Pathways for talented players aiming for higher levels.Membership open to new players; join teams and programs to start playing immediately.
Riverside Cricket Club (TAS)
Junior programs build skills through local league play and special master blaster days for young beginners.Senior teams offer competitive grade cricket, including A-grade and T20 opportunities for men and women.New members welcome to join teams at all levels for training and matches throughout the season.
George Town Cricket Club
Senior Cricket programs for competitive and social play in local competitions.Junior Cricket programs providing grassroots development and skill-building opportunities.Pop-up Blast Programs for fast-paced, fun sessions ideal for beginners and casual players.Regular training and matches fostering community involvement and player growth.
St Virgil's Cricket Club
Compete in T20 cricket matches, including weekly fixtures against local teams for competitive play.Training and games available for students of all skill levels within the school's co-curricular sports schedule.Open to male students across primary and secondary years, fostering teamwork and skill development.
Hobart Hurricanes Holiday Program - Ninja Stadium
Participate in fun 2-hour sessions, typically 10am-12pm or similar times over two consecutive days in January.Enjoy engaging cricket drills and games designed for all abilities.Receive a participant pack with a tote bag, stress ball, and drink bottle upon joining.Locations across Tasmania including southern areas; check for Bellerive sessions.
Hobart Hurricanes Holiday Program - Northern Suburbs
Traditional Holiday Programs: 2-hour sessions over two days (e.g., 10am-12pm), featuring cricket activities for children 5-10; perfect for school holidays fun.Girls Colour Blast: All-girls sessions for ages 5-12 with non-traditional skills, games, colour run, and water activities.Stage 1 Smash: Short-format fun for ages 8-12; 2 x 2-hour sessions with modified matches on outfields, no equipment needed.All programs include participant packs and cater to various abilities during summer school holidays.
Hobart Hurricanes Holiday Program - Sorell
Participate in non-traditional skill and game-based activities with fun elements like colour runs.Join two-day sessions at Port Sorell, typically 10am-12pm in January school holidays.Enjoy inclusive play opportunities designed for school holiday fun and cricket development.Receive a participant pack including tote bag, stress ball, and drink bottle upon joining.
Gretna Cricket Club
To express your interest in joining the senior teams, contact Ben Shaw. The club also offers junior cricket opportunities for boys and girls in the Cricket Tasmania Hurricanes Junior League.
Launceston Cricket Club
Junior Programs: Junior Blasters (Under 7), Master Blasters (Under 11), and Junior Cricket (11-17) provide development pathways for young cricketers in a supportive environment.Senior Cricket: Male and Female Grade Cricket competitions and Over 40's cricket allow experienced players to compete at various levels.Community Focus: We partner with local schools and organisations to deliver youth cricket clinics and foster a welcoming atmosphere for...
South Launceston Cricket Club
Junior Cricket: Engaging programs for young players, including Woolworths Cricket Blast for beginners.Senior Cricket: Competitive grade play across multiple teams, suitable for all skill levels.Training and Play: Regular sessions and matches through the Northern Tasmanian Cricket Association season.Membership: Open to men and women; new players welcome to join teams and participate immediately.
Trevallyn Cricket Club
Senior Cricket for men and women, with up to 4 men's teams and 2 women's teams competing in local leagues.Junior Cricket from U5s to U16s, including Woolworths Cricket Blast for young beginners.Family-inclusive environment welcoming players of all abilities to train and play together.
ACL Cricket Club
Senior Cricket: Compete in TCA Grade Cricket with teams in First, Second, Third, and Fourth Grades, featuring two-day, one-day, and T20 matches on Saturdays and Sundays from October to March.Junior Programs: Participate in U17, U15, U13, Hurricanes Stage 1 & 2, Woolworths Master Blasters, and Junior Blasters for young players developing their skills.Membership: Open to all, including students and community members; become a member to access training, matches, and team selections year-round.
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Caulfield Cricket Club
Junior programs for young players focusing on skill development and fun.Senior teams competing in local leagues with opportunities for competitive play.Open to new members seeking to participate in training and matches.
Williamstown Imperials Cricket Club
Participation Opportunities:
Senior cricket teams competing in the Victorian Turf Cricket Association (VTCA) and other affiliated competitionsJunior cricket programs through the Western Region Junior Cricket Association (WRJCA)Woolworths Cricket Blast program—a fun, game-based introduction to cricket for young families with over 40 children participating weekly, plus a dedicated girls-only...
Williamstown CYMS Cricket Club
Senior men's teams compete in local leagues with matches typically on weekends.Junior teams provide training and games tailored for young players.Senior women's team offers competitive play, welcoming new members for the season.Open to beginners, social players, and competitive athletes—inquire to join and start participating.
Elsternwick Cricket Club
Senior Training & Play: Four teams in VSDCA on Saturday afternoons (1pm-6pm); Sunday one-day team and women's team in CSB.Junior Programs: Rookies, U12, U14, U16 teams in SECA on Friday nights and Saturday mornings, with coached training sessions for around 100 players.Membership: Welcoming for all skill levels—beginners to advanced—in a friendly, community environment; contact the club to join teams and start playing.
Williamstown Cricket Club
Senior Cricket: Field senior men's teams and senior women's teams competing in the Victorian Sub-District Cricket Association (VSDCA) competitions.Junior Cricket: Offer junior cricket programs for boys and girls, with teams competing in junior cricket associations.Woolworths Cricket Blast: Provide fun, game-based introductory cricket activities designed for young families and beginners.Training & Social: Host weekly Thursday evening events at the clubrooms featuring post-training team selection, drinks, and food.Whether you're a beginner looking to learn the game, a...
Footscray Angliss Cricket Club
Participate in home and away matches every second week, ideal for seniors over 50 seeking competitive yet enjoyable games.Training sessions typically held mid-week evenings, welcoming various skill levels from beginners to experienced players.Join diverse teams including veterans and over 60s formats, with pathways for transitioning juniors into senior play.Membership opens doors to leagues, T20 fixtures, and social matches, fostering community and skill development.
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