Shane Robbins has been appointed president of the Great Boulder Cricket Club for the 2026-27 season during the annual general meeting held on Thursday night. A prominent figure in local cricket, Robbins was honored with life membership for his 30 years of service by the Eastern Goldfields Cricket Association. He joined the Goldfields region in 1996 and played 11 seasons with Great Boulder, winning multiple awards including a premiership and the O’Shaughnessy Medal as the leading player in 1997-98. Alongside Robbins, Dylan Hinchliffe has taken on the role of vice-president, while Nathan Weir and Jake Basire will serve as secretary and treasurer, respectively. Daniel Tebble has been appointed junior co-ordinator, with additional committee members Tony Thomsen, Pete McKenzie, and Clint Hoare. Last season, the Two Blues clinched both the A-grade and B-grade premierships in the EGCA.
Why It Matters
Shane Robbins’ election as president reflects the continuity and commitment within the Great Boulder Cricket Club, which has a rich history in local cricket. Robbins’ life membership and multiple accolades underscore his significant contributions to the sport in the region. The club’s recent success in both A-grade and B-grade competitions highlights its competitive stature in the Eastern Goldfields Cricket Association. This leadership transition is crucial as it may influence future development programs, particularly for junior players, and enhance community engagement in local cricket.
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