Super Smash Hubs are changing for 2025/26!
More info coming soon.
Play in a team
Join a school or club team to learn and develop skills through practice and matches and ‘PLAY IN A TEAM'. Available to all abilities and ages, both new and experienced, there are opportunities to play either softball or hardball cricket.
Cost: As per individual club/school fees.
Give it a go
Facilitated by ND Cricket and local clubs, Smash Play Hubs are 45 minute sessions packed full of more hits, more action, and more fun! This programme aims to foster great cricketers and even greater tamariki through three key values - mahi tahi (cooperation), pono (honesty), and tautoko (support).
PLAY IN A TEAM
Cambridge Cricket Association
Juniors
Steve Carter
John Kerkhof Park, Cambridge
MATAMATA JUNIOR CRICKET CLUB
Juniors
Hayley Horne
Pohlen Park, Matamata
Mercury Bay Cricket Club
Juniors and Seniors
Rob Corkill
Moewai Park, Whitianga
Morrinsville Piako Cricket Club
Juniors
Sam Nowland
Morrinsville Recreation Grounds
South Waikato Cricket
Juniors & Seniors
Grant Hall
David Foote Park, Tokoroa
Tairua Cricket Club
Juniors and Seniors
Carl Sanders Edwards
Tairua Rugby Sports Ground
Te Awamutu Cricket Club
Juniors
Brett Christopher
Albert Park, Te Awamutu
Te Awamutu Marist Cricket Club
Seniors
Bryce McCandlish
Castleton Park, Te Awamutu
Waikare Cricket Club
Seniors
Pinder Sandhu
12 Pourewa Street, Te Kauwhata, 3782
Waitomo District Junior Cricket Club
Juniors
Doug Burnell
Te Kuiti Domain
Whangamata Cricket Club
Juniors
Alistair Luke
Aickin Road Sports Reserve | Whangamata Area School
About Waikato Valley Cricket
Waikato Valley Cricket Association is a progressive, flexible Association with all its club, school and district representative cricketers at heart.
One of the largest Minor Associations in New Zealand, Waikato Valley covers nine district council areas across the greater Waikato region including the towns of Cambridge, Morrinsville and Matamata centrally and, extends as far north as the Coromandel, Te Kauwhata, Thames and Waihi and as far south as Te Awamutu, Otorohanga, Te Kuiti, Taumaranui and Mangakino.
Their administrative base is at Seddon Park in Hamilton, where they work closely with Northern Districts.
