Kingston Crows Cricket Club

Kingston Crows Cricket Club Official page for the Kingston Crows Cricket Club. Playing in the Huon Channel Cricket Association.

Established in 1987 the club was originally known as the Kingston Beach Cricket Club and played its Channel Cricket Association home games at Woodbridge due to the lack of available grounds around the Kingston area. In 1989 the club relocated to the Lightwood Park #2 oval and submitted a team into both the A and B grade competitions. Instant success was seen with two premierships being returned to

the club. The club was represented by a C grade team which was entered into the "Ted Tylutki Cup"

The club changed its name to the Kingston Crows Cricket Club in 1993

In 1999 the club official opened its new "Nest" with the development of the new clubrooms change rooms and toilet facilities completed. The club experienced success in all grades taking out a total of seven premierships in its short history, one in A Grade three in B Grade and three in C Grade. As the size of the community continued to grow so did the club with the 1999/2000 season seeing the inclusion of an under 15s team and a side in the Womens Cricket competition. A second side in the B Grade competition followed in the next season. The club was on the verge of its most successful period to date as the Channel and Huon Cricket Associations looked to merge to form the competition known as the HCCA.

2002/2003 saw the club take out its second under 15s premiership with C Grade adding to their trophy cabinet. Three premierships in the 2003/2004 season were followed by another two in the following year. 2004/2005 added another three while 2005/2006 saw A grade take the chocolates for the third year in a row, B grade made it two from the past three seasons and C Grade and unprecedented four in a row. B Grade continued to add to the clubs success in the 2007/2008 season as did the under 15s. At the conclusion of the 2008/2009 season the club had won four A Grade, six B Grade, seven C Grade and two under 15 premierships.The club was well positioned as one of the more successful clubs in recent times within the region in a competition that is regarded as the premier competition outside of the TCA and NTCA. As the the popularity of the T20 format grew around the globe the inaugural HCCA T20 was held during the 2007/2008 season. The club was again successfully and won the competition. The following season the club was also successful in the shorter form of the game and progressed onto the statewide championship which saw us make it through to the semi finals. The 2009/2010 T20 state-wide championship saw us progress through to the quarter finals where we were defeated by a star studded TCA side the North Hobart Cricket Club including the likes of state players Dan Marsh and Michael DiVeneuto.

2009/2010 also saw the club field a team in each of the four grade competitions. The year was considered a success with all four teams featuring in their respective Grand Finals. This period produced two flags with our B1 and C2 grade teams coming home with the silverware.. The following year saw a large number of players leave the club in the off season which effected our ability to field four teams as we had done previously. Due to the quality of players remaining at the club the decision was made to move away from the traditional A, B and C grades and put teams into the A, B1 and B2 competitions to further develop those younger players who had progressed the previous year. All three teams featured in the finals but unfortunately no one represented the club in the big dance. It had been a long time since the club was not represented in any grade Grand Final however the year was considered a success as players further developed their games in higher grades. The 2011/2012 Season sees the possibility of us returning to our "spitritual home" the Kingston Beach oval. An opportunity made possible with the development of the Twin Ovals project behind the Kingborough Sports Centre.... watch this space as history unfolds..........

14/06/2026
🏏 Oliver Brancher Returns to the CrowsAfter a valuable stint in the CTPL, Brancher returns sharper, more experienced, an...
27/05/2026

🏏 Oliver Brancher Returns to the Crows

After a valuable stint in the CTPL, Brancher returns sharper, more experienced, and apparently with less hair.

With 19 games already under his belt for the Crows, he's looking forward to playing many more!

🏏 Stuart Clark Returns to the NestThe Crows welcome home one of their most reliable performers and most likeable charact...
27/05/2026

🏏 Stuart Clark Returns to the Nest

The Crows welcome home one of their most reliable performers and most likeable characters. With 47 senior games, 2 premiership flags, and a reputation as one of the club’s great personalities, Clark’s return isn’t just a list boost, it’s a cultural one.

Welcome back!

đź’Ą CORDWELL RETURNS đź’ĄTadpole is back.122 games1,161 runs148 wicketsMultiple premiershipsBest & Fairest winnerAll-round cl...
10/05/2026

đź’Ą CORDWELL RETURNS đź’Ą

Tadpole is back.
122 games
1,161 runs
148 wickets
Multiple premierships
Best & Fairest winner

All-round class. Big-game player.
Mark Cordwell is ready to make an impact again 🔥

🔥 WELCOME BACK, ROLLINS 🔥A huge boost for the club with the return of Trent Rollins.120 games5,339 runs @ 53.39Multiple ...
09/05/2026

🔥 WELCOME BACK, ROLLINS 🔥

A huge boost for the club with the return of Trent Rollins.

120 games
5,339 runs @ 53.39
Multiple premierships
Best & Fairest winner
Former club coach

Runs. Leadership. Big moments.
He’s done it all — and now he’s back in Crows colours

A few announcements coming soon!First one:WOODHEAD LOCKED INA true Crows legend commits again.253 games444 wicketsLife M...
09/05/2026

A few announcements coming soon!

First one:

WOODHEAD LOCKED IN

A true Crows legend commits again.
253 games
444 wickets
Life Member
Multiple Premiership player
Best & Fairest winner
Former A Grade Captain

Built on effort. Defined by consistency.

Woody continues to lead from the front!!

Congratulations to Mr & Mrs Kean on their recent marriage!
05/05/2026

Congratulations to Mr & Mrs Kean on their recent marriage!

The Annual Dinner was held for 2025-26 a couple weekends ago at the Salty Dog!A fantastic evening celebrating what was a...
21/04/2026

The Annual Dinner was held for 2025-26 a couple weekends ago at the Salty Dog!

A fantastic evening celebrating what was a good season for our club, with our sights set on more finals action next year.

Congratulations again to everyone, especially Jason Jones for Best Club Person, Jayden Rowe & Alicia Townsend for Life Membership, and Andrew Henley on Black Crow!!!

Also, Steve Rose, please be in attendance next year, my camera skills are ordinary at best....

Head Coach Announcement – Andrew “Mammy” HenleyWe are thrilled to announce that Mammy has signed on as Head Coach for th...
01/04/2026

Head Coach Announcement – Andrew “Mammy” Henley

We are thrilled to announce that Mammy has signed on as Head Coach for the 2026/27 season.

Mammy brings an outstanding wealth of experience and knowledge to the role. He is the club’s all-time games record holder, our leading run scorer, a Life Member, and a multiple premiership winner. An incredible résumé that speaks for itself.

Having already been closely involved with the coaching group, we are extremely excited to see Mammy step into the Head Coach role and lead the club into the next chapter.

If you are interested in playing under Mammy, or have any questions, please feel free to reach out to him directly.

Expressions of Interest - Women's CricketAnother day, another post from the Crows… and another opportunity to keep build...
31/03/2026

Expressions of Interest - Women's Cricket

Another day, another post from the Crows… and another opportunity to keep building something special.

As a club, we’re incredibly proud of what we’ve built at the Kingston Crows, and we’re not done yet. Our next goal is to add a Kingston Crows side into the HCCA women’s competition.

We know this won’t be easy, but we believe the best way to do it is to get on the front foot early and start attracting in players for the upcoming season.

Whether you’re an experienced cricketer looking for a new challenge, returning to the game after some time away, or, completely new and keen to give cricket a crack in a welcoming, supportive environment, we’d love to hear from you.

The Kingston Crows pride ourselves on being an inclusive, social, and competitive club that supports players of all abilities, on and off the field. This is a genuine opportunity to be part of something from the ground up and help shape the future of women’s cricket at our club.

If you’re keen to try out cricket, reconnect with the game, or simply want to learn more, reach out and register your interest. Training details and next steps will follow later in the off season depending on the numbers we can get.

Let’s grow the game together

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